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bikerboy #1
Which is better ODBC or JDBC
dear all,
after upgrading most of our servers from cf5 to CFMX7.1, it is now time to
start working on some performance strategies for the upgrades. currently we
went with the ODBC connector in CFMX for testing purposes. one of our server
will occasionally lose the odbc and we have to reboot the server to get it
rolling again.
this leads up to the question of which is better for performace (speed, less
process inducive) and realiability. ODBC or JDBC with CFMX7.1
thanx
sean
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SafariTECH #3 Re: Which is better ODBC or JDBC
I would concur ... as CF is java based, it will run better with JDBC rather
than having to interpret a bridge between the 2.
There are a couple of very remote instances where ODBC may be required, but
you will have much better results with JDBC.
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bikerboy #4 Re: Which is better ODBC or JDBC
thanx much, got some reading to do, but it looks like JDBC will be it. need to set the test server up with it.
thanx again
sean
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