>
> As for database performance, you can't really learn much about
> performance by thought-experiment. It's reasonable to suppose that
> selection speed is a function of the number of rows in a table, for
> example, but there are so many variables of implementation that
> actual testing is the only way to learn anything useful.
>
>
Thanks Charles,
What I'm doing is not a typical database. I'm using the DB functions to make a
language learning tool. So all I'll be doing is looking up phrases, (And
occasionally changing the database contents) ultimately with maybe 100,000
records spread over a few dozen tables. I guess I wait until I see it is too
slow to worry about it. So far it is pretty fast.
Thanks,
Don
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