My test was:
1. change parameters of a query
2. execute (use .Refresh(); or .Active:=false;.Active:=True;)
3.fetch results
I`ve found that if i call TzQuery .Refresh method, the speed is much worse than setting .Active property first to false, then to true. A relatively big amount of time and CPU is consumed with .Refresh method. Is this abnormal behaviour or it`s expected ?
I`m finding strange that even the speed of fetching of the rows is likely affected.
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