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To be fair, 1,000 (or however many you need) stored procedures probably wouldn't be all that much better. I've seen systems taking both approaches and I've seen
by smhinsey 15y ago
To be fair, 1,000 (or however many you need) stored procedures probably wouldn't be all that much better. I've seen systems taking both approaches and I've seen both go right and wrong. It has more to do with the team than the technology, I think.
- chrisjsmith 15y agoWe replaced 15,000-odd stored procedures with NHibernate. It's the same turd in a different coat.