A
Arpan
Microsoft, in one of its "Help & Support" pages on ADO, says that a
System DSN is three times faster than a File DSN. I find that a bit odd
for the simple reason that won't it be faster for a script to access a
file to get info about the database source than access the same info
from the registry which will be the case if a System DSN is used
instead of a File DSN?
I very well know that ultimately a DSN-less connection is the best!
I guess it isn't as simple as I think it out to be
Thanks,
Arpan
System DSN is three times faster than a File DSN. I find that a bit odd
for the simple reason that won't it be faster for a script to access a
file to get info about the database source than access the same info
from the registry which will be the case if a System DSN is used
instead of a File DSN?
I very well know that ultimately a DSN-less connection is the best!
I guess it isn't as simple as I think it out to be
Thanks,
Arpan