Hi Matt:
>> All of them work and they're all pretty much the same when it comes to
>> the programming language layer.
>
> Except for when the programmers you're working with don't want to/aren't
> strong at writing SQL. Which is the case here, and I need more to do,
> hence wanting to put some of the DB logic in the database.
Just to be clear, what I'm saying is the act of inserting the data is
pretty much the same regardless of the route.
But, as you're initially asking, several steps need to be performed after
the record is inserted, then stored procedures are handy.
--Dan
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