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Frans Bouma states some arguments against using stored procedures, preferring to generate SQL dynamically in an application.
Coming to databases from an OO background, I'd suggest that the database should be considered an "object" with a defined interface. The implementation should be separate from the interface, and coupling between objects should be reduced as far as possible, and Iâd use
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