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> From: Bramley, Stu
>
> Given that you know the lower and upper limits then if the SQL
statement
> said something like:
>
> select * from j4pp1 where key1 >= ('1') and key1 <= char(:count)
>
> Then the cursor wouldn't need to be closed every time..
This defeats the purpose of the test, which is to compare the
performance of a single-record fetch, as would occur dozens of times in
any typical OLTP application. Getting an item master record, or getting
a price record, or getting an inventory record.
Joe
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