> Anderson de Farias wrote:

> > If I have a selectable StoredProc that I know it will ALWAYS returns
only
> > one record,

> > is it a good idea to set BufferChunks to 1 (on a IBDataSet)

> > the IBDataSet SelectSQL property is:

> > select * from myprocedure(:param1, :param2, :param3)

> > and it is going to return just 1 record, so, BufferChunks to 1 is a good
> > Idea ??

> > I'm asking that becouse the RowSize of this procedure is HUGE !  :)

> Yes, in that case or just set unidirectional to true since with only one
record
> you won't be going backwards then buffer chunks isn't part of the
equation.

> > Thanks!

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> If I have a selectable StoredProc that I know it will ALWAYS returns only
> one record,

> is it a good idea to set BufferChunks to 1 (on a IBDataSet)

> the IBDataSet SelectSQL property is:

> select * from myprocedure(:param1, :param2, :param3)

> and it is going to return just 1 record, so, BufferChunks to 1 is a good
> Idea ??

> I'm asking that becouse the RowSize of this procedure is HUGE !  :)

> Thanks!