Re: jTDS driver
- From: Thomas Kellerer <NNGNVRDSJEBN@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 06 Jun 2005 14:02:14 +0200
On 06.06.2005 13:17 JScoobyCed wrote:
> We do have also some DB design issue that we are correcting. This to
> prevent (N+1) queries when 1 query could be done. This is a part of the
> work.
> But I have been suggested another driver that is supposely faster. This
> is the question I have for you guys :) Is there a way/config that jTDS
> is better for or not?
The point is: if you have serious problems with your queries (missing indexes,
wrong where clause etc) then even a faster driver won't help you. The driver
will only speed up data transfer between the server and the client, but not the
processing *on* the server.
Taking your comments into account (without knowing the details though) I would
very much doubt that you will see a big difference. But then, why not simply
test it? Apart from changing the URL and driver class, there shouldn't be any
further changes to be made.
Thomas
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