Ted was being helpful.  

You said, "I'm trying to convince my boss that he shouldn't do joins 
on the DB side if he already has the Lookup table in a datatable on 
the client side."

So, he is suggesting that you understand how something works before you
start "trying to convince" someone that they are doing it wrong.  Otherwise,
it could well be that you are wrong.  

Russ

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If you don't have anything helpful to say then just shut up!  We don't 
need your judgements.




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Don't you think you should find out the answer to that question before you
start giving advice?

Ted Neward
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> Gray
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>
> Anybody know how the linking is done?  Does ADO.Net use a hast table 
> or some other kind of indexing or is it a table scan (I'm sure it's 
> not this)?  I'm trying to convince my boss that he shouldn't do joins 
> on the DB side if he already has the Lookup table in a datatable on 
> the client side.
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