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If you are familiar with client-side vs server-side cursors, you'll appreciate
the difference. I believe it is OLE DB that supports server-side cursors - you
may realize some performance gains and also
utilize row locking.
Regards,
Tim
>I have the simple and quick question for you: which technology is quicker in
>access to Oracle db--OLE DB and ODBC. I have read a number of articles that
>OLE DB is better, reliable and quick. But I am just told that ODBC is quick
>for particularly Oracle. I would like to confirm this from you. Many
>thanks.
Received on Tue Mar 28 2000 - 07:18:23 CST
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