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What do you use to evaluate XSLT to perceive it as "super performant"? I had the misfortune to deal with XSLT and I failed to perceive it as fast. In fact we ha
by planede 4y ago
What do you use to evaluate XSLT to perceive it as "super performant"? I had the misfortune to deal with XSLT and I failed to perceive it as fast. In fact we had a lot of performance issues with XSLT processing. I wouldn't describe XPath as fast either.
- jarym 4y agoThe last time I used XSLT was in a Microsoft SSIS package to decode XML payloads into database rows that could be merged into SQL server tables. Before I did this the previous engineer had written a bunch of stored procedures to do this that was both brittle and slow (processing time was 11 hours) but the SQL was fairly decent. Once I used XSLT to do this the task ran in under 90 minutes and it was far easier to maintain (new fields, changing columns, etc).