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> From: CWilt@xxxxxxxxxxxx > > I'm confident SQL will prove to be better than native when dealing with > set > processing. The interesting question to answer is how big of a set does > it > take to make a difference? The other interesting question is the effect > of > added complexity. If instead of doing 4 chains to the master files (or > the > SQL equivalent) we have to do 5 or 6 or 8. Yup, this is the issue alright. And there's no easy way to test it except to create a suite of test cases. That's where the website will come in. Don't worry about getting done right away. I'm pretty booked myself. I'm going to try to get a basic framework for tests in place this weekend, and we can move forward from there. Joe
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