On May 14, 2010, at 12:10 PM, Skeptic . wrote:
Hi,
I'm asking myself if I should use "more generic" (def)queries that I
can create at compile-time or "more specific" ones that I can create
only at run-time. In both case, they would be run at the same
frequency, which is not that high (definitly more than once).
Thanks for any suggestion / hindsight.
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Generally you want to use a few queries that you can compile ahead of
time and parameterize as needed at runtime; compiling new queries is
an unnecessary expense.
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