ASP Program Performance test report (vii)

What is the most efficient way to refer to a recordset field value?
10.1 Test
So far we've been referencing field values in a recordset by name. Because this method requires every time to find the appropriate field, it is not efficient. To prove this, in the following test we refer to its value (ado__08.asp) by the index of the field in the collection:
' Write Data
Do as Not objrs.eof
Response.Write (_
"< TR >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (0) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (1) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (2) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (3) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (4) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (5) & "</td >" & _
"< TD >" & objRS (6) & "</td >" & _
"</tr >" _
)
Objrs.movenext
Loop
As expected, there is a slight change in the cost of the page (perhaps because the code is slightly reduced). However, the improvement in the display time of this method is quite obvious.
In the next test, we bind all the fields to the variable (ado__09.asp):
If objrs.eof Then
Response.Write ("No Records Found")
Else
' Write headings
...
Dim fld0
Dim Fld1
Dim Fld2
Dim fld3
Dim Fld4