Author: martin fierz
Date: 11:28:13 04/12/02
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>On April 12, 2002 at 03:43:16, Mark Young wrote: > >Sorry,Fritz 7 could be stronger,NPS means nothing between 2 programs NPS does not mean everything, but it does not mean nothing either. typically, NPS is a "design choice" of the programmer - smart but slow or less smart but faster. in DB, this tradeoff did not exist. they could make it both fast and smart. besides, while a factor 2 in NPS may mean nothing (because it's a design issue), and maybe even a factor 4 may mean nothing, i can't believe that a factor 50 means nothing! that program would have to be *really* dumb. aloha martin
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