I have to store a collection of objects that represent data in a database for an early warning system for my file transport automation system. I have never given it any thought; but for some reason the question popped into my head; what is the fastest, most efficient collection. Since the objects will contain key fields I do not need the key from a hash table. I could use it but it isn't necessary. I have always thought that an array is the fastest however, I have no proof of this. Does anyone know where I can get stats on iterating collections and speed?
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