That may hold to a certain extent for relational databases where your business model doesn't align well with physical model (tables). Although you might wonder

That may hold to a certain extent for relational databases where your business model doesn't align well with physical model (tables). Although you might wonder why stored procedures and triggers were invented. In databases where your domain is also your physical data model, coupling business logic to the database can work quite well, if the DBMS supports that. https://medium.com/@paul_42036/entity-workflows-for-event-driven-architectures-4d491cf898a5 https://medium.com/@paul_42036/entity-workflows-for-event-dr...