Yep, it really depends on what you're trying to do hey.. I mean, fancy powershell can't out perform good SQL either if the data is already sitting in a database

Yep, it really depends on what you're trying to do hey.. I mean, fancy powershell can't out perform good SQL either if the data is already sitting in a database... Thanks for the link though, those LINQ queries are super fast. i would like to incorporate this into some code at work, but dont quite have the need for it right at this moment.