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2003-12-29

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Portable Database Functions

Tool #1: Quick Execution

Tool #2: How Fast Can You Count?

Tool#3: I'll Use My Own ID, Thank You

Conclusion

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Portable Database Functions - Conclusion

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The above concepts are meant not only to improve efficiency, but also to drive home the point that if there is a slightly faster way to do things, do it. At first look, it’s only a difference of 5 lines of code. But after typing it 100 times in 6 different applications… well, you do the math. You will be able to reuse these tools, as well as develop your own. You will improve your efficiency because of it. You might meet that deadline after all…

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