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This is one of the reason I don't like to put application logic directly in the database. It makes everything harder: caching, testing, abstracting, balancing,
by BiteCode_dev 7y ago
This is one of the reason I don't like to put application logic directly in the database.
It makes everything harder: caching, testing, abstracting, balancing, etc.
- Tomis02 7y agoWhere do you draw the line between a query and application logic? Does a join or aggregate function count as application logic? On another note, a few hours/days spent implementing application code can save you 5 minutes of writing SQL.