Re: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-25 Thread Jake Hileman

Yes, I did that.

Should have been pasted in the previous message at the bottom.

Jake
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From: "Hayes, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 10:35 AM
Subject: RE: CFCASE/CFIF


> Turn on your debugging and look at the execution times for each template.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jake Hileman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 12:22 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CFCASE/CFIF
>
>
> Okay also.. about my MS question.
>
> I have a form with about 25 check boxes.. so the processing of checking if
> they are checked, etc.. makes my one template run at about 600-800ms..
while
> every other template on the site runs at around 200ms or less.
>
> The db time is 0-20ms.. so it's very fast.
>
> I am doing the following:
>
> test.cfm?action=insert
> action can be, insert, update, delete.
>
> action is a cfswitch and each switch loads up 3 include files.. about 40k
in
> total include text with about 2-3 quick db calls.  the 3 include files
> include all the large code to check the checkboxes out, etc. and a header
> and footer.
>
> this takes upwards of 800ms... I've never written anything so far that
took
> over 400ms or so on this machine.
>
> is my coding bad?  is 800ms slow?
>
> thanks,
>
> jake
>
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RE: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-25 Thread Hayes, David

Turn on your debugging and look at the execution times for each template.

-Original Message-
From: Jake Hileman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 12:22 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFCASE/CFIF


Okay also.. about my MS question.

I have a form with about 25 check boxes.. so the processing of checking if
they are checked, etc.. makes my one template run at about 600-800ms.. while
every other template on the site runs at around 200ms or less.

The db time is 0-20ms.. so it's very fast.

I am doing the following:

test.cfm?action=insert
action can be, insert, update, delete.

action is a cfswitch and each switch loads up 3 include files.. about 40k in
total include text with about 2-3 quick db calls.  the 3 include files
include all the large code to check the checkboxes out, etc. and a header
and footer.

this takes upwards of 800ms... I've never written anything so far that took
over 400ms or so on this machine.

is my coding bad?  is 800ms slow?

thanks,

jake


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Re: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-24 Thread Jake Hileman

Okay also.. about my MS question.

I have a form with about 25 check boxes.. so the processing of checking if
they are checked, etc.. makes my one template run at about 600-800ms.. while
every other template on the site runs at around 200ms or less.

The db time is 0-20ms.. so it's very fast.

I am doing the following:

test.cfm?action=insert
action can be, insert, update, delete.

action is a cfswitch and each switch loads up 3 include files.. about 40k in
total include text with about 2-3 quick db calls.  the 3 include files
include all the large code to check the checkboxes out, etc. and a header
and footer.

this takes upwards of 800ms... I've never written anything so far that took
over 400ms or so on this machine.

is my coding bad?  is 800ms slow?

thanks,

jake

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Re: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-24 Thread Gunawan


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Subject: RE: CFCASE/CFIF


> Depending on how it is used CFCASE is usually faster than CFIF (or nested
> CFIF's).
>
> If CFCASE will do what you want it would be the better method.
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RE: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-24 Thread Peter Tilbrook

If you have more than 2 choices then SWITCH/CASE is faster.

The down side to SWTICH/CASE is CASE has to be constant it cannot be a
varaiable.

>>It can indeed be a variable however you need to know what you are checking
for. If all CFCASES fail then you can use the CFDEFAULTCASE to perform
default processing or error correction.
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RE: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-24 Thread Peter Tilbrook

Depending on how it is used CFCASE is usually faster than CFIF (or nested
CFIF's).

If CFCASE will do what you want it would be the better method.
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Re: CFCASE/CFIF

2000-09-24 Thread Michael 'Maxx' Porter

If you have more than 2 choices then SWITCH/CASE is faster.  The down side 
to SWTICH/CASE is CASE has to be constant it cannot be a varaiable.

At 11:24 PM 9/24/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Is CFCASE faster then CFIF?
>
>Also, execution time wise.. I'm hitting upwards of 500ms or so when I
>usually only hit about 100-200ms.. but I'm setting about 100CFparams in this
>so 500 I guess is expected.
>
>Is 500ms slow?  This is my dev machine.. p2 300, 256mb ram, win2k, mysql
>3.23.24.
>
>thanks!
>
>jake --more below.
>422 milliseconds
>   282 ms D\ADDPLAN.CFM
>   93 ms D\ADDPLANCASE.CFM
>   16 ms D\FOOTER.INC
>   0 ms D\HEADER.INC
>   31 ms STARTUP, PARSING, & SHUTDOWN
>
>
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