> >
> That isn't the only way it should be. Many people refuse to put
> business logic in there database because they are using an N-tier
> architecture where the business-tier handles all the business logic
> leaving the data-tier to what it is really good at, storing and
> retrieving data. You might be interested to know that almost all large
> enterprise systems developed in the last five years use an N-tier
> architecture. Business logic in the database is a hold over from the
> 2-tier days long since past.
>
> -Matt
Yeah, perhaps "the only way it should be" was a bit too strong a statement.
I was assuming his application was nowhere near the scale of a large
enterprise system, and so my intention was to emphasize data integrity by
binding such logic to database events. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but it didn't
sound like he was talking about anything requiring a separate business logic
tier.
Respectfully,
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