Rules Efficiency

S

Scott

Is there any difference in terms of efficiency and rule
processing speed between the following examples?

Ex. 1:
Rule X says move any email with the word SEX in the
subject to the trash
Rule Y says move any email with the word VIAGRA in the
subject to the trash
Rule Z says move any email with the word PORN in the
subject to the trash

Ex. 2:
Rule Q says move any email with the word SEX, VIAGRA, or
PORN in the subject to the trash

Currently I have one rule that looks for about 30
different words in the subject and I'm just wondering if
it would work better (and make less mistakes) to break
them out to indiviual rules.

Thanks...

Scott
 

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