>(The application ran as the database server's superuser-equivalent with the password hard-coded in the client I was shocked to find that this seems to be the

>(The application ran as the database server's superuser-equivalent with the password hard-coded in the client I was shocked to find that this seems to be the norm, at least in B2G. Development shops “recommend” it and IT depts are relieved if they can get the invariably batshit arcane on-prem deployments to work at all.