Until someone gets the bright idea to push all your complex queries down into stored procedures. Then it becomes a mess, the dba quits, you go back to an ORM, h

Until someone gets the bright idea to push all your complex queries down into stored procedures. Then it becomes a mess, the dba quits, you go back to an ORM, have some weird issue like this Rails bug happen, then someone says, "Hey, what about using raw SQL...we'll just make the gnarly bits into stored procedures..." Circle of life, man.