>> Gregory S. Williamson wrote:
>>> [ re COUNT(*) ]
>>> On Informix however it is blindingly fast, and can also be instantly
>>> conjured with the dbaccess tool (Info/Table/Status). They might be
>>> stashing this count somewhere, but it is not available when the table
>>> is locked, as during a
Bruce Momjian writes:
> Gregory S. Williamson wrote:
>> [ re COUNT(*) ]
>> On Informix however it is blindingly fast, and can also be instantly
>> conjured with the dbaccess tool (Info/Table/Status). They might be
>> stashing this count somewhere, but it is not available when the table
>> is locke
Gregory S. Williamson wrote:
> On Informix however it is blindingly fast, and can also be instantly
> conjured with the dbaccess tool (Info/Table/Status). They might be
> stashing this count somewhere, but it is not available when the table
> is locked, as during a load. However they do it, perform
On Informix however it is blindingly fast, and can also be instantly conjured
with the dbaccess tool (Info/Table/Status). They might be stashing this count
somewhere, but it is not available when the table is locked, as during a load.
However they do it, performance does not seem to suffer, and
