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I'm guessing you're a big fan of stored procedures too. In certain times and places. However, I am not a fan of the idea that all db access goes through store
by einhverfr 14y ago
I'm guessing you're a big fan of stored procedures too.
In certain times and places. However, I am not a fan of the idea that all db access goes through stored procedures. LedgerSMB will eventually do everything through stored procs but the reason is to make sure that all the logic is available to other apps, not to require that everyone else do all access through the stored procs.
Also our stored procs are designed to be discoverable by the application and therefore allow for looser coupling between the app and sproc than is typical.
- einhverfr 14y agoToo late to edit but it is worth noting that stored procedures are also very much all or nothing in terms of quality. Well-writen SP's are a delight to work with. Horribly written ones are infuriating. It's not like other environments where the quality of the code can degrade gracefully.