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3. We would all PREFER not to put it in stored procs...

Wed Apr 2, 2014, 09:05 AM

Apr 2014

but from what I've seen, this "common knowledge" often ends up just being common wishful thinking.

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How do you go about creating a "logic tier" (probably in .Net)? [View all] DaveJ Apr 2014 OP

my experience paulkienitz Apr 2014 #1

What about the common knowledge not to put business logic in SPs? DaveJ Apr 2014 #2

We would all PREFER not to put it in stored procs... paulkienitz Apr 2014 #3

How about video games? DaveJ Apr 2014 #4

video games are a perfect use of OOP paulkienitz Apr 2014 #5

Have you looked into the LINQ-to-Relational Data? ChromeFoundry Apr 2014 #6

I've been doing the first thing for quite a while DaveJ Apr 2014 #7