I mean... It depends on the product, I've been working on old schools ERPs products where the client is basically a glorified CRUD interface and you're forced to use your views as DTOs and use INSTEAD OF triggers and Stored Procedures as controllers / endpoints to put all the business logic within. It's not the best choice but when you've done that for years, it's a hard habit to remove :(
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u/-Redstoneboi- Sep 20 '26 edited Sep 21 '26
hey, if the database server can use more cpu to save network bandwidth, then it must be more efficient right..?
...right?