Which is better include files or DLLs

[Piyush]

Hello,
I am wodering for days now ,
which method is best when it comes to
using common functions like database connectivity ?
Also where to keep my business logic ?
which is faster/better, using an inc file or
using DDLs written in VB ?
can anyone help me in this regard ?
Thanks

[William Tasso]

Piyush wrote:

> Hello,
> I am wodering for days now ,
> which method is best when it comes to
> using common functions like database connectivity ?

depends:
o On a managed/shared server you may not have permission to insatall dlls
o Lan based apps may have traditional client/server apps that could make use
of the same logic.
o Etc.

> Also where to keep my business logic ?

in the RDBMS seems good

> which is faster/better, using an inc file or
> using DDLs written in VB ?

faster development or performance? not necessarily the same.

--
William Tasso - [url]http://WilliamTasso.com[/url]

[Bob Barrows]

Piyush wrote:

> Hello,
> I am wodering for days now ,
> which method is best when it comes to
> using common functions like database connectivity ?
> Also where to keep my business logic ?
> which is faster/better, using an inc file or
> using DDLs written in VB ?
> can anyone help me in this regard ?
> Thanks

Straight asp will outperform dll's because you avoid the overhead of
instantiating them. This does not mean that you should not use them, just
that you need to be aware of the potential bottleneck. You need to make
intelligent trade-offs between code performance and code maintainablilty.

Bob Barrows

[Bullschmidt]

And include files (with an .asp extension instead of .inc of course so
users can't see what's in them) are great from a developer's sanity /
portability standpoint.

Best regards,
J. Paul Schmidt, Freelance ASP Web Developer
[url]http://www.Bullschmidt.com[/url]
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