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Yes you are. The first thing you are missing that such behaviors are configurable: you can choose whether to fail silently or get an error. The second thing you
by rimantas 16y ago
Yes you are. The first thing you are missing that such behaviors are configurable: you can choose whether to fail silently or get an error.
The second thing you are missing is the reason such behavior exist in the first place — namely, there are usage scenarios when it is preferable. Having ability to choose which trade-offs to have is in no way technical inferiority.
- Daishiman 16y agoNever in my entire experience as a software developer have I seen a case where a database should fail silently. It's bullshit and you know it.