So moving them to stored procs is less compelling because a primary benefit of using stored procs (reuse)
is not applicable. Still, it may happen.
I thought the primary benefit of moving to stored procedures was performance? Although, I can definitely see a "re-use" benefit also.
Hope that sheds some light on my comments.
It does.
My next question would be are you using "Object Oriented" or "procedural" Design methods in your development?
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