I meant more that I wouldn't use VB/ASP and SQL Server. I still believe the stored procedure route has merit. It's harder since most available libraries are bui

I meant more that I wouldn't use VB/ASP and SQL Server. I still believe the stored procedure route has merit. It's harder since most available libraries are built around the idea that the frontend has full access to the database. A frontend in (insert favorite frontend lang/framework here) and a backend in Postres using stored procedures could work quite well.