Don't be so quick to down SQL Server.  Make sure you have correct spatial 
indexes.  Make sure the geometry is valid.   It is quick, you just need to make 
sure you are using it properly.  in my experience, it is 
MUCH quicker than file based.

Martin


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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 8:21 AM
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Subject: [mapguide-users] RDBMS connection performance in Mapguide

Hi friends,

I created an application, having a map containing SDF connection which is
having very good performance but when i am using same map with sql server
spatial provider connection map performance became very poor.

i want to use RDBMS connection in my application because i have to do some
adding & editing operation on map. so please suggest me some other RDBMS
connections which provides batter performance then sql server 2008
connection.


regards
Prabhat

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