Re: Power Objects V2.0

There is quite a bit of bandwidth regarding SQLLOOKUP(). Would anyone know if ORACLE is working on speeding it up? The concept behind SQLLOOKUP() is terrific, but it definitely needs a boost in performance.

Also doesn't everyone think that Rick Greenwald - the ORACLE author - should, at minimal, provide a complimentary copy of his new book on OPO to everyone in .tools? :))
(Hey Rick G...wassup guy!)

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Rick Greenwald <greenie_at_interaccess.com> wrote in article
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> Tomas Gardson wrote:


> > If you are using a repeater control and a sqllookup for a field, be


 aware
 I agree with you that a repeater issues SQL statements for each row for


> > I use ECEX SQL to do fast database maipulations and to write PL/SQL


 blocks.


> > > Hi Tomas-

> > > So your the guy with the other copy OPO!    :))

> Oh man, don't say that!  I am the author of a new, advanced book on OPO


> called Mastering Oracle Power Objects, available from O'Reilly and

> Associates at http://www.ora.com.  I think it's a good book, and I hope

> it sells more than 2 copies!

> - Rick Greenwald

> greenie_at_interaccess.com