It's even more prudent not to be sending 15meg + recordsets to a mobile device

Perceived performance is everything, especially in 3G land :-)

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-----Original Message-----
Picky picky picky ... <grin>

I guess there are valid situations where huge record sets need to be retrieved all at once - but most instances I have seen in production are the result of a lack of thinking or just lazy programming. One famous instance being a group of MS SQL folks complaining about how slow the IBM i was to produce a million row result set (5 secs I think - it was some years ago now). When queried on the use of the data it was determined that they presented it to a an end user who then invariably found the row they wanted within the first 100 or so! Doh!

Jon Paris

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