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JDBC 2.0
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Rajeev Iyer
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Joined: Jun 19, 2002
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Hi...
though the JDBC 2.0 has many more methods for convinience, is it slower than the previous version?
Thanks...
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Bosun Bello
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Joined: Nov 06, 2000
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What do you mean by "is it slower"? This will depend on exactly what statements you are executing, your database driver, etc.
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Bosun (SCJP, SCWCD)
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Jamie Robertson
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Joined: Jul 09, 2001
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Originally posted by Rajeev Iyer:
Hi...
though the JDBC 2.0 has many more methods for convinience, is it slower than the previous version?
Thanks...
Remember, the jdbc 2.0 is only a specification, so there is no code written. The performance relies solely on the underlying implementation of the driver you are using. But in general, a scrollable resultset is slower than a non scrollable, and the more "convenience" stuff you use, the more chance that you are introducing more overhead ( slower code ). Using jdbc 1.0 methods on a jdbc 2.0 compliant driver should in theory run the same.
Jamie
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