Agree with the above. The problem with comments is that they are not maintained and become out of date quickly. I prefer code with very few/no comments (refactoring to give...

If devs see stored procs as impediments (and I don't think that they do) it would not be because devs can't write stored procs. It would be because any DB...

Instead of remembering to always join onto your exclusion table why not update the customer's email address to an internal address/nothing and thus guarantee they never get emailed? If someone...

For simple CRUD operations I would imagine most developers these days would favour an ORM framework over inline SQL or stored procedures, then use SP's for more complex queries/reports (from...