Server-side vs App-side

  • Use stored procedures for CRUD operations, and include code in there to update the header.

    The problem I have with triggers, is that people/tools don't always remember to check for them before dropping a table and recreating it with new/modified columns/constraints. ( I work a lot with systems where the standard support response is to suggest a dump/drop/reload, so have dealt with this a lot :angry: )

    Of course, you could create a database or server ddl trigger that monitors for table drops/creation and recreates your dml triggers, but it's much easier and safer to use stored procedures in my opinion.

    But, however you choose to implement it, I agree with the sentiment "In the database" 🙂

    MM



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