QuickStart Development

[Brian K. White]

On 6/6/2016 1:02 PM, Kenneth Brody via Filepro-list wrote:

> It used to make a huge difference in startup speed for large processing
> tables.  (For example, the Medical Office System would take several
> minutes to start on a Tandy 6000, and only several seconds with
> Quikstart.)  Not so much any more.  The main difference nowadays is
> protecting your source code, as you do not need to distribute it to your
> clients.

But wouldn't that same % difference in efficiency still hold exactly as 
true, if the table were called a thousand times in a cgi environment?

If you have a machine that can do 500 X's per second, then it still 
holds that the same machine can do 5000 X/10's per second.

It still matters, one would think. Or at least in use cases that involve 
more than a few users.

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bkw