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RE: Query result times in WO and mysql
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RE: Query result times in WO and mysql


  • Subject: RE: Query result times in WO and mysql
  • From: Kent Harris <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 07:04:02 -0800

On Jan 20, 2004, at 10:01 PM, Lon Baker <email@hidden> wrote:

Question... Do the direct-to-java-client enumeration entities provide any advantage vis-a-vis caching and performance or do they simply express GUI effects (tab view, editing, etc.)? I was going to place the names of US States in an enumeration entity but Lon's paragraph below got me to thinking that might be a mistake.

Kent


My other early mistake was to model relationships for a lot of things I did not need to, such as Countries, States, Status Indicators, etc., I later found that it was more effective to use dictionaries/arrays of static values such as these and story the value in the record instead of a related record. This made the records easier to read in raw format, less resource intensive to cache or display, and reduced the load database fetches can have on both the application and the database server.
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