Subject | Re: slow "where 1=0" |
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Author | danyschaer |
Post date | 2008-06-21T17:54:49Z |
Hi Forum,
Many thanks for all the answers. I will go in the path of using the
primary kay approach, sure it will work ... but it has less
abstraction, as I have to know things about the source table.
BTW ... besides me, is there any other guy in the world trying to buil
a big project that can trully work fine with the more than one sql
engine, without changing code??. <G>. (In my case, 4 engines will be
fine).
Best regards,
Dany
Many thanks for all the answers. I will go in the path of using the
primary kay approach, sure it will work ... but it has less
abstraction, as I have to know things about the source table.
BTW ... besides me, is there any other guy in the world trying to buil
a big project that can trully work fine with the more than one sql
engine, without changing code??. <G>. (In my case, 4 engines will be
fine).
Best regards,
Dany