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Spot on right

I have to agree 100% with this. Sure, in a small application, sticking the database query right in the app is no big deal. Regarding parameters, Java and PHP have "prepare", and .Net allows a parameterized SQL query as well, so SQL injection attacks are less of an issue. But regarding stored procedures, spot on.

Sticking SQL code into the application code on a large project is an invitation to disaster, it's the cross-tiered equivalent of placing 5,000 lines worth of code into the same function or subroutine and then replicating that code int three or four places, just bad policy.

J.Ja

Posted by: Justin James   Posted on: 10/31/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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