Re: ADO or BDE?

JK wrote:

My client want to move records from Oracle to SQL (for reporting

SQL is a language. Do you mean SQL Server?

purposes). They use Delphi and want to do this thru the GUI and not
StoredProc. What should we use for faster access, ADO or DB?

What do you mean by DB? dbExpress? BDE?

Why do they want to migrate data through another layer of software that
can only make the process slower? Is there some user interaction
required during the process?

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Bill Todd (TeamB)
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