the arrogance here is troubling. though there seems to be more incompetent developers
who do not know the database I have worked with my share of incompetent DBAs. Havent
used anything since versoin 5.0 and so on. Dont know anything at all about
development.
If a production DBA knows
not arrogance, experience.
Granted, there are good developers out there.
The tendency is to think only on a project by project basis in development
because of the way developers sometimes get funding to sustain themselves.
No offense was intended, it was a cautionary note nothing more.
I don't normally like to get into these turf battles, but in this case I have to agree
with Patrice. Most developers are looking strictly at their current project with no
regard for anything they've done in the past or that others around them are doing.
Also I find that a significant number
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But if you make them stored procedures, you might be giving up some vestige of control. CAN'T give up control...
April Wells
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Corporate Systems
Amarillo Texas
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But if you make them stored procedures, you might be giving up some vestige
of control. CAN'T give up control...
April Wells
Oracle DBA/Oracle Apps DBA
Corporate Systems
Amarillo Texas
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Just
don't grant execute. ;-)
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there arent that many new pl/sql features. 90% of the time your using the generic
stuff. the new stuff is nice, but not always that special. Or maybe its just because I
do it everyday. But how much is new? PL/SQL tables? Bulk binds? Dynamic SQL? That
stuff is all basic. Its minor syntax
