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This is why I stated you must be on Windows. If not then don’t even think about using .NET. As far as the “don’t do it”…not sure I agree. We had a performance issue with some internal application logging and tracked it back to FILE-INFO. The FILE-INFO would take 15ms where the .NET FileInfo class would take 1ms to give us the same info. For us it was a no brainer not just for the performance but the API. I guess it really depends on the use case. Roger Blanchard From: Matt Baker [mailto:bounce-mbaker@community.progress.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2015 10:33 AM To: TU.OE.Development@community.progress.com Subject: RE: [Technical Users - OE Development] seach a direcrtory RE: seach a direcrtory Reply by Matt Baker The first rule of optimization is “don’t do it”. Don’t switch to .NET like this just for performance. If the API is better (which it is) or more complete (which it is) and .NET is allowed for your app (up to you), then it makes sense (maybe). The existing ABL directory functionality works with both unix and windows. mattB
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