database access VS lan access [closed]

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Dependent on how you have setup access to your database, they will probably both use TCP/IP to access either. So, the performance will be roughly the same. If you have a file with the data in, you have to open the file and then read the contents. Comparing that to a database connection, you have to open a database connection and execute some SQL to get the results. I actually think that the main part of your question relies on what type of data your are actually wanting to store.

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