> I tend to trust that the programmer who wrote arraySort() already > used the most efficient algorithm available. If it's not the most > efficient, it still be may efficient enough for my needs. If it's > not efficient enough for my needs and it's a UDF, I'll change the > code in the UDF so that the next person to use the UDF (possibly > myself) won't have to go through all that trouble again. > The problem is there is no one most efficient algorithm. It is completely dependent on your data set as I indicated in another mail.
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