On 12/19/05, Trustin Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It is just like RDBMS stored procedures. You can call stored procedures > from your JDBC code, or you can just avoid the use of stored procedures. I > think it depends on your situation. I think stored procedures are > especially good for administrators who want to manage their DIT. Imagine > that you can move too old entries to other partition which is more optimized > for read-only access automatically every night. (Yes, we have to provide > some scheduler here, or use other existing services not reinventing the > wheel.)
Well, we'll have Quartz integration after SP support ;) -- Ersin
