>After some preliminary tests it seems that a Visual C++ program accessing an ACCESS database linked to a VFP table via ODBC can outperform a VFP program accessing the same VFP table directly.
>The VFP table resides on a SCO Unix system and is shared on the network via Samba. I have turned on SQL Showplan: SYS(3054,1) and this shows that full Rushmore optimisation has been used in the VFP program. Curiously, the VFP program is only slower on the first attempt to access the table. Can anyone throw some light on this?
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>Rgds
>Petras
For the last part of your question, FoxPro does some sort of caching for queries, and once a query is run, if it is run again, it can check this cache for quicker response. I'm not sure of the intricate details, but that's it in a general sense.
Dana
Where's the damned Any Key?...too late