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> Also Oracle was the first RDMS to support stored procedures in Java. Who in their right mind would do that ? It's a nightmare on so many levels....
by thda 6y ago
> Also Oracle was the first RDMS to support stored procedures in Java.
Who in their right mind would do that ? It's a nightmare on so many levels....
- jacques_chester 6y agoBecause the alternative is PL/SQL, which is Ada minus 90% of the things that make Ada reliable and powerful.
- pjmlp 6y agoThe only stored procedure language that I consider competitive to PL/SQL is Transact-SQL.
- pjmlp 6y agoAll big boys RDMS support stored procedures in Java, and some of them in .NET as well on their Windows deployments.