From: hillmw@ram.lmtas.lmco.com   
      
   Jim,   
      
   Can you elaborate with a simple example?   
      
   Mike   
      
   Jim Kennedy wrote:   
      
   > use bind variables.  Lot of cold fusion folks don't and it hurts their   
   > scalability.  Cold Fusion does support it.   
   > Jim   
   > "Michael Hill"  wrote in message   
   > news:3F95C80B.30A66D28@ram.lmtas.lmco.com...   
   > > If I had a page that was being generated using coldfusion from queries   
   > > to an oracle table would it be better response time:   
   > > A) pulling the all the data using 1 query and iterating over the same   
   > > result table multiple time producing desired arrays, or   
   > > B) pulling specific data using specific queries with less production of   
   > > arrays and proccessing after te data was returned?   
   > >   
   > > In the example I had 2 date fields called start and comp in a table with   
   > > other like data and wanted to know what the min value was from both   
   > > fields.   
   > >   
   > > So I have to "select * from the table where mynum='131'" and then   
   > > process the result set   
   > >   
   > > or   
   > >   
   > > "select * from the table where mynum='131'" as well as 2 more queries:   
   > >   
   > > "SELECT min(min_start) as min_start   
   > >   FROM   
   > >   (   
   > >   SELECT min(BASE_START) as min_start   
   > >   FROM TASK   
   > >   WHERE  my_NUM = '131'   
   > >   UNION   
   > >   SELECT min(ACT_START) as min_start   
   > >   FROM TASK   
   > >   WHERE  my_NUM  = '131'   
   > >   )"   
   > >   
   > > and   
   > >   
   > > "  SELECT max(max_comp) as max_comp   
   > >   FROM   
   > >   (   
   > >   SELECT max(BASE_COMP) as max_comp   
   > >   FROM TASK   
   > >   WHERE  my_NUM  = '131'   
   > >   UNION   
   > >   SELECT max(ACT_COMP) as max_comp   
   > >   FROM TASK   
   > >   WHERE  my_NUM  = '131'   
   > >   )   
   > > "   
   > >   
      
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