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This is a discussion on Re: "Official" version within the pgsql Interfaces odbc forums, part of the PostgreSQL category; --> > -----Original Message----- > From: Ing. Martin ©ramko [mailto:martin@soltec.sk] > Sent: 20 August 2005 17:44 > To: Dave Page ...


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Old 04-16-2008, 01:21 AM
Dave Page
 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ing. Martin ©ramko [mailto:martin@soltec.sk]
> Sent: 20 August 2005 17:44
> To: Dave Page
> Cc: psqlodbc
> Subject: Re: [ODBC] "Official" version
>
> Yes, I've tried 08.01.0003 and logging is off, if new driver
> use parameters
> b2 and b3 to control this. (is this true?)


Probably - the a/b parameters haven't changed at all.

> I'm using dataset with more tables connected to database through that
> driver. For each table I've created OdbcCommand with needed
> SQL statements
> (select, insert, update - some or all). On user form, I've 3
> DataGrids to
> allow user to edit, add and delete records to appropriate
> table. Tables are
> in relationship master-detail (1:N), so if user clicks on row
> in master
> datagrid (chooses record in master table), I need to show
> only appropriate
> child rows from detail table in detail datagrid. Sample - user clicks
> receipt with id 1 and I need to show receipt_items from receipt with
> receipt_id = 1. I'm using stored procs with few parameters to
> retrieve data
> from tables. Is it OK?


ODBCCommand - is that a .NET ODBC provider object? If so, is there any reason you're not using Npgsql (if you're working in pure .NET, you are probably better without ODBC if that's possible)?

Anyway, what exactly is slow - retrieval of data when the user selects a master record? How many records are liekly to be in each resultset? Does the Use Declare/Fetch option make any difference?

Regards, Dave.

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