have to endlessly maintain.
Thank you!
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 13:03:41 -0700, Ian Skinner
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> Joining the tables should be more efficient. The general rule of thumb I go
> with is to let the database do as much of the heavy work as possible, it is
> better at it then I am.
>
>
> But even more important than a few nanoseconds saved here and there; is the
> time saved in creating code that is easier to debug, update and maintain.
> Your first example code would have to be modified any time a new template is
> created. But since the template is stored in the database there is no need
> to this. Buy joining the queries, as soon as a new template is created and
> used, it automatically will be displayed without having to go into your code
> and creating a new branch in your cfswitch or cfif/cfelseif logic.
>
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