what is the difference between FOR ALL ENTRIES and SELECT *
FROM ?
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Answer Posted / surya
For all entries means: select query will be fetch the
records based on the records which are in the internal
table fields using for all entries.it gives the better
performance,while fetching records from the database.
select * from : it will fetch the records of all the fields
in the database table.it consumes the time .performace
problem.
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