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If you have a trivial app that just executes a couple queries, then sure use JDBC? I do not understand your point. Most business apps are not trivial.
by stickfigure 8y ago
If you have a trivial app that just executes a couple queries, then sure use JDBC?
I do not understand your point. Most business apps are not trivial.
- pjmlp 8y agoWho said anything about it being a trivial app? It was an ETL stack for distributed networking monitoring, and data reporting.
- stickfigure 8y agoIf you can comfortably use JDBC for data access, then your data access logic isn't very complicated. There's nothing wrong with that; use the right tool for the job.
- pjmlp 8y agoWho said it wasn't complicated? Using SQL with JDBC isn't a synonym for bare bones string concatenation. Offload complex queries to external files, or better yet, stored procedures.
- alexnewman 8y agoI believe the exact opposite