Nikon D700 vignetting correction vs. camera raw lens corrections

The Nikon D700 has a menu item for correcting lens vignetting. I'm wondering should I rely on just that setting or use the vignetting correction feature in Camera Raw or both? Looking for some feedback/advice on this. Thanks.

I have not used vignette control in the D700, but my understanding is it only applies to the in camera processed JPG and TIFF images and not to the NEF.  If you had this set in the camera it probably would also apply to NEF files processed with Nikon Capture NX2, but not Camera RAW. 

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