I have an application that queries an sql database through an ODBC DSN.
Instead of quering the database directly, it uses sp_execute and sp_prepare.
Because SQL Server 2000 now reuses execution plans, sp_prepare and
sp_execute wont give me much of a performance increase.
Is there a way that I can force the odbc DSN to not use the prepare/execute
model, and instead send the queries directly to the SQL Server (so i can
view them in sql profiler)?
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