On 2014-05-27 16:38, Stephen Russell wrote:
When I found Guid.NewGuid() it was wonderful. In EF I can identify
collections, array of a table, and post as many lines as I want to it
per
table. When all the data is put together you just
oEntity.SaveData() and all the tables get written. If you control the
guid
like identifiers it is easy as pie to do this and save a lot of time
for
doing data loading or test data loading.
From VFP Help:
Note: Tables containing automatically incrementing field values append
table-buffered records approximately 35% slower than tables without
automatically incrementing field values, which might affect performance.
When using table buffering, the table header is locked when the record
is appended.
I wonder if that comes into play with non-VFP backends too? If so, it'd
be better to pre-populate rather than leave it to the backend.
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