As usual there's a time and place. What I've found is that devs tend to be able to write "OKish" SQLs, but fall over when trying to optimize them, so the DB si

As usual there's a time and place. What I've found is that devs tend to be able to write "OKish" SQLs, but fall over when trying to optimize them, so the DB side can then take over and write optimized stored procs, which can have a separate cadence of code updates and version control compared to the backend team.