Reflecting through an sql database is better than reflecting through a class struct. But staying inside a single programming language is better.I have a paradox you can't solve, which one is better technically?
>>108442131I don't even know what reflecting means, dude
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All business logic should be done in an SQL stored procedure called by the front end.Back end is bloat.
>>108442486For trivial applications, yes. When you start having cursors in sql side that's when sql performance tanks. Not all code is vectorizable.>>108442131SQL "Reflection" means reading from a table (INFORMATION_SCHEMA.Tables from the top of my head), then generating insecure pigdog sql. Your problem would be boxing when you read the data, since you need a pretty flexible dal for that.Reflection through classes is a blunt weapon. You don't use it unless you literally have no other option.
>>108442131>SOL ServerDid AI make that image? Anyway, nobody uses SQL server in real life. Everyone either uses Oracle or a billion self coded text files.
>>108442535My fortune 200 corpo uses sql server.
