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Daily Archives: March 6, 2020
The Developer Arguments for Stored Procedures
In all of the decades that I’ve been working with SQL Server, many people have been preaching the benefits of using stored procedures, In all of that time, the vast majority of developers that I’ve worked with have not wanted … Continue reading
