Yeah, that's a tough problem on two counts. First, it's hard to find SP programmers for any one dialect, let alone two (e.g. PL/SQL and pgSQL). This is why arch

Yeah, that's a tough problem on two counts. First, it's hard to find SP programmers for any one dialect, let alone two (e.g. PL/SQL and pgSQL). This is why architects who decide to go the SP route must realize that doing so means committing totally to that particular database platform - so you better really like the product, the vendor, and it's support.