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Re: Database programming standards

From: Fernando <fernandoluis_at_mac.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 07:53:57 -0700
Message-Id: <D74C10D8-B56D-11D8-B838-000A95A07E2E@mac.com>


Mladen:

>

> The other reason is to make the application database-transparent and,
> somewhere down the line,
> switch to the cheaper alternative (MSSQL).

And the worst is that most of these developers only know - at most - a very simple SQL, but they can make a virtue out of it by calling it things like "highly portable" or "standard" SQL... for those that remember it's basically "dBase" style but with a SQL syntax. And yes, this normally has huge performance penalties. But normally people only notice in production and by then .... too late .



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