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Modern practices for stored procedure-based applications

I work in a fairly large and old solution that has many entry points for different kinds of clients, with web sites for public access, web sites for internal access, some web sites and web services for partner companies access, etc.

Modern practices for stored procedure-based applications

I work in a fairly large and old solution that has many entry points for different kinds of clients, with web sites for public access, web sites for internal access, some web sites and web services for partner companies access, etc.

Stored procedure in asp.net webforms [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Do stored procedures violate three-tier separation? (6 answers) Closed 9 years ago. Previously while working on database in asp.net I was using stored procedure with no tier architecture. So I was including connection string, crud query etc in every button click event. Then I was told to use three […]

Stored procedure in asp.net webforms [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Do stored procedures violate three-tier separation? (6 answers) Closed 9 years ago. Previously while working on database in asp.net I was using stored procedure with no tier architecture. So I was including connection string, crud query etc in every button click event. Then I was told to use three […]

Stored Procedures, ORMs and other application layers

I’m just starting out on a project to develop a new, fairly substantial web application which has an underlying MSSQL database. We’re hiring a team of developers to write the application (in .NET) and I’m building the database (I’ve actually already started).

Stored Procedures, ORMs and other application layers

I’m just starting out on a project to develop a new, fairly substantial web application which has an underlying MSSQL database. We’re hiring a team of developers to write the application (in .NET) and I’m building the database (I’ve actually already started).