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I agree, too little is done in SQL. One good reason to avoid it and stored procedures is for parallelism. But you need a lot of data to make that worthwhile.
by emmelaich 9y ago
I agree, too little is done in SQL.
One good reason to avoid it and stored procedures is for parallelism. But you need a lot of data to make that worthwhile. Especially in these days of 3+Tb RAM machines.