I'm not sure that there is anything else you can do... is there?
Thanks
Bryce Martin
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Re: Speaking of best practices, I've got one for anyone using SQL Stored
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Nope, I'm just referring to Stored Procedures. We're not doing anything
with embedded SQL in our java, and have simply relied 100% on
stored procedures, to wrapper around our business logic.
I'm just curious if anyone is doing something different than the same ol'
IN/OUT variables for every parameter to be passed in.
David
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dmosley@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Just wanted to get an idea of how everyone builds thier stored
procedure's
IN/OUT parameters.
Do you build an IN parameter for each and every field you want to pass
in,
or do you do something else?
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David
David L. Mosley, Jr.
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SQL versus Stored procedures: The declaration of IN/OUT Parms does
"seem" to be a significant difference. With SP, you have to manually
declare/size each and every parameter then have separate code to
process each and every end user query. With dynamic/prepared SQL you can
enable better reuse/productivity. Best practice: Use PHP/Java based
SQL for most cases where SQL can solve the problem otherwise consider a
stored procedure.
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