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Have you profiled your code?

I don't think the NotesDateTime class is that much slower. Have you profiled the code (for example using TeamStudio Profiler)?

I am sure you can write the code in a smart way so it still run fast.

Where are the dates coming from? Are you processing NotesDocuments? If so, you could speed up the process substantially thought soem clover code (use NotesViewEntry.ColumnValuses() to get the value instead fo doc.GetItemValue(), for example).

If you post a question about code, it always help if you describe a bit more what you are trying to do, that way people can help you better. If you don't say that you have 10,000 date-pairs you need to compare, and what you tried, we can't know that.


Feedback response number WEBB97V357 created by ~Dan Kikiterobu on 05/20/2013

Date Comparison Mystery (~Laura Deskiski... 18.May.13)
. . Bad code (~Sean Eljumigon... 19.May.13)
. . . . aware of that (~Laura Deskiski... 19.May.13)
. . . . . . Have you profiled your code? (~Dan Kikiterobu... 20.May.13)
. . . . . . . . Yes (~Laura Deskiski... 20.May.13)
. . . . . . . . . . Possible reason... (~Dan Kikiterobu... 21.May.13)
. . . . . . . . . . . . Good thinking (~Laura Deskiski... 23.May.13)
. . Workaround found (~Laura Deskiski... 20.May.13)




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