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If you abstract at the db level then your db reading code is either unlikely to be in version control or you need a klug to for version control for stored proce
by ritchiea 6y ago
If you abstract at the db level then your db reading code is either unlikely to be in version control or you need a klug to for version control for stored procedures.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoBut that's a concept entirely orthogonal to system architecture and solvable with appropriate process and/or tooling.
- ritchiea 6y agoI suppose it is in theory but how many of us work in theory rather than with a set of tools that are commonly available? Or maybe it’s just better to roll your own version control system to support your really amazing new app architecture that stores lots of logic in database functions, what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯