ASP Performance Test Part II (EXT) (ix)

Nine, set recordset properties which method is best?
All of the previous tests used the method of setting the individual properties of the recordset directly. However, the Recordset.Open function allows you to specify the appropriate parameters for all properties that must be set. Each property is set up with a separate line of code, although it is easy to read and maintain, but each line of code adds a method call to a COM object (ado__07.asp).
Set objRS = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB. Recordset ")
Objrs.open application ("SQL"), Application ("Conn"), 0, 1
' Adforwardonly, adLockReadOnly
Surprisingly, the difference between the two methods is very small. And so we get the following rules:
You don't have to worry about setting the properties of the recordset individually.