Which is the most efficient & faster way to write data to database

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Hi all,

Can anybody tell me which is the fastest & more efficient way to enter data to any database. I have been using MS Access database to save data which is quite slow while putting large amount of data into it within a span of 500 ms. So i need a method to enter the data to MS Access database which is more efficient & faster. Also if there are other databases which are faster in performing such operation do let me know.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 3-Jun-13 19:38pm

Jagadisha_Ingenious

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Jagadisha_Ingenious 4-Jun-13 1:59am

@Jameel Moideen: Its a 50-50 case where comments say some are happy with SQL & others with MS Access so it doesn't make any difference. What i need is just pick the date & time of the day along with few string & save it in a database faster. I am able to write it to the database but it usually takes 1s-1.5s on an avg time to save it to the database.

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Jameel VM · Answer 1 · 2013-06-03T19:44:00

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please go through this link
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3724279/sql-server-vs-ms-access-performance[^]

Hope this helps you

Posted 3-Jun-13 19:44pm

Jameel VM

_Amy · Answer 2 · 2013-06-03T19:54:00

Before thinking of efficiency you should be aware of Database model[^]. Refer the links below which will explain you about the various ways to pull data in MS Access database.

--Amit

Roger Wright · Answer 3 · 2013-06-03T20:33:00

I suspect that you'd be far better off basing your application on another database product. Access is a great product for tiny, single user systems, but performance rapidly decreases as the database grows and the number of users approaches 5. For several years now, Microsoft has offered a free version of SQL Server called SQL Server Express[^]. It's quite powerful, and I believe far more efficient and robust than Access. I'm not knocking Access; I've used a lot of commercially successful apps that were based on it, unreliable as it was. But it would have been a lot nicer experience if those products had used SQL Server in any form.

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