When you develop a DataServer application, you can design it either to emphasize portability across data sources or to optimize the strengths of the DataServer's interaction with a particular aspect of the target ODBC data source. For example, you might write a query that gives you consistent results across databases or one that takes advantage of your data-source cursor management functionality.
In addition to influencing how DataServer applications perform through queries, you can control how the DataServer processes queries on a statement-by-statement basis. Some of the DataServer's default behavior might not be optimal for the application you are designing. The QUERY–TUNING phrase and startup and connection parameters give you the ability to control query processing.
Information on query tuning appears in the following locations:
The remaining sections of this chapter, which document the QUERY–TUNING phrase.
The remaining sections of this chapter, which document the QUERY–TUNING phrase.
