Re: [Fwd: Re: CAP-12-a: Stored queries still?]

Tim Hare wrote:
> 
> This may be an implementation question, but I feel it may be germane:
> 
> How does the "stored" query save anything? It seems to me that in a 
> limited implementation (PDAs were mentioned, but of course that's not 
> the only case, I might want to implement CAP on my Atari 400 or 
> something ) the premium would be on storage space, and you either store 
> the query (memory/disk storage) or you have essentially the same query 
> stored mostly as literals within the program itself because the program 
> has to generate those literals to accomplish the CAP Query anyway. I 
> agree with Doug that there are queries which can be stored without need 
> for  wild cards, but I'm not sure I see where the efficiency comes in. 
> Is it intended that the stored queries be on the Calendar Store machine, 
> such that a smaller-footprint client can invoke them just by name, like 
> a remote procedure call of some sort?

Yes.

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