4 ms·
That'll happen when you're publicly and confidently wrong. If you scroll up, you'll find any number of posts where folks pointed out your misconceptions in a mo
by JohnBooty 3y ago
That'll happen when you're publicly and confidently wrong. If you scroll up, you'll find any number of posts where folks pointed out your misconceptions in a more kindly fashion. When we factor in the fact that you're wrong (as opposed to my post which is correct, informative, and cites examples) I think many would say your incorrect assertions are a lot ruder and less HN-worthy.
Sometimes folks know more about a given thing than you do. That is okay. The goal is to learn. I am sure you know more than I do about zillions of things. In fact, that is why I come here. People here know things.
- preseinger 3y agohaha, man, the absolute _chutzpah_ you need to make (incorrect) accusations like this, even as an anonymous person on the internet, is really breathtaking i hope you reflect on this interaction at some point
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- JohnBooty 3y agoYou seem to be firm in your objectively wrong belief that: a stored proc is just a query saved on the db server, nothing more Absolutely not. They can contain procedural logic as well. You can do a wide range of things in a stored proc that are far beyond what can be done with a query. Again.... I provided some links with examples. You don't need to believe me. i hope you reflect on this interaction at some point Wow.