Re: Java in Stored Procs

Don,

Why do they think that java has more to do with code reuse than PL/SQL?...

Can you clarify this? Are they see code reuse as "we would write this once and then run it against any database vendor" (won't happen)?

All we have here is a language from the one side and .... a language from the other. One (PL/SQL) is just infinitely more suited for working with data inside a database (that's why PL/SQL exists in the first place).

On 7/6/07, Don Seiler <don_at_seiler.us> wrote:
> While I appreciate the sentiment, I'm afraid they'll want something in
> the form of white papers or "expert testimonial". My word alone is of
> little use.
>
> Personally I'd suggest putting the logic into a normal PL/SQL
> procedure, then just calling it from the java if you want the code
> re-use. They are trying to put it all into the java for code-reuse.
>
> Don.
>

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