Re: Connection object question

Stephen Howe wrote: 
I need to do this programatically with ADO for my connection's database
if it speeds up processing of the tables in the database.



It can be done but I highly doubt whether it would speed up processing.
You would not be able do it if someone else has a live connection and it
fairly severe option.
I looked into this myself about 4 years and and concluded it was not worth
it.

See thread
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming/browse_frm/thread/b08db26efa156104/f27beff401d02f9f?q=SQL+server+exclusive+author:Stephen+author:Howe&rnum=1&hl=en#f27beff401d02f9f

Thanks for the info. I will not worry about it then. Is there any information anywhere about the best programming ways using ADO of speeding access to SQL Server database tables when making changes ? I am writing code which will periodically be updating or inserting fairly large numbers of records in SQL Server 7 tables. I am just looking for some best practices for cutting down the time it will take to do this.
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