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We are using RDO 2.0.<br />
Does anyone have any information regarding the relative merits of using prepared statements or stored procedures.<br />
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Particularly any quantative performance figures would be good but I'm assuming that these would be implementation specific.<br />
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Are there any views for the kinds of transactions/implementatio<wbr />n that suit either approach best?
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We are using RDO 2.0.
Does anyone have any information regarding the relative merits of using prepared statements or stored procedures.

Particularly any quantative performance figures would be good but I'm assuming that these would be implementation specific.

Are there any views for the kinds of transactions/implementation that suit either approach best?

Prepared Statements V Stored Procedures with RDO

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