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A database isn't designed to be used this way. You'll eventually need it to do something "extra", and your company will probably find some workaround or hack, b
by throwawaaarrgh 3y ago
A database isn't designed to be used this way. You'll eventually need it to do something "extra", and your company will probably find some workaround or hack, but eventually make an API.
APIs are an intermediate layer of abstraction needed because their purpose is separate from that of a DDL/DML/DCL/TCL. Having raw database access does not solve the use cases the database doesn't account for.