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Don Kim Guest
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Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 2:08 am Post subject: Why is Paradox so slow! |
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I'm using TQuery to access data from 4 paradox dbs, and accessing one or two
has good performance, but accessing 3 or more takes about 10 seconds to get
the data. Is this common? Just to make sure, I did a similiar query on
Interbase and it was thousands times faster!
-Don
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Jarmo Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2004 9:07 pm Post subject: Re: Why is Paradox so slow! |
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"Don Kim" <info (AT) nospam (DOT) donkim.info> wrote
| Quote: | I'm using TQuery to access data from 4 paradox dbs, and accessing one or
two
has good performance, but accessing 3 or more takes about 10 seconds to
get
the data. Is this common? Just to make sure, I did a similiar query on
Interbase and it was thousands times faster!
-Don
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Ah, yet another reason *not* to use Paradox.
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Jayme Jeffman Filho Guest
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Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 12:33 pm Post subject: Re: Why is Paradox so slow! |
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Hello Don,
Paradox is not a SQL based database, while Interbase is. This is the reason
Interbase solves SQL queries more efficiently than Paradox. You can try
change the position of some where clause conditions, sometimes it improves
the query performance. Try to put the most restrictive condition first and
keep the join clauses at the end of the where clause.
Be sure that you have all the indexes you need, it can help Paradox to
improve its performance. Remember that the more indexes you have the faster
select statements will be, although insert and update statements will slow
down.
HTH
Jayme.
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| Quote: | I'm using TQuery to access data from 4 paradox dbs, and accessing one or
two
has good performance, but accessing 3 or more takes about 10 seconds to
get
the data. Is this common? Just to make sure, I did a similiar query on
Interbase and it was thousands times faster!
-Don
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