Sergey;

I think all code should be contained on one line - it runs faster. My goal is to write a complete application on one row. Think of the speed! :)

In real life I will normally use structured code for readability and sometimes IIF statements when needed. Some IIF statements can be complex to understand.

Tom


>IMO, the code with IIF() would be more readable because it would be more compact.

ldStartOn = ldStartOn + IIF( VARTYPE(ldStartOn)=[D], 1, 86400)

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>>I have a fairly large module that contains a search routine that consists of a series of Loops inside loops, inside loops. Within the loops I have serveral places where I do comparisons such as:
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>>IF VARTYPE(ldStartOn)=[D]
>>    ldStartOn=ldStartOn+1
>>ELSE
>>    ldStartOn=ldStartOn+86400
>>ENDIF
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>>I like the code format for readability of the IF/ELSE/ENDIF, but I'm wondering if I'm doing myself a disservice in terms of speed. This code could be replaced with a IIF(). Since this module I'm looking at runs potientially 100+ times before it exits, I thought I might want to find out which way was better in terms of speed.
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>>Thanks for any input.
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>>Kirk