Re: Transaction Oriented Architecture (TOA)

topmind wrote:
Matt McGill wrote:
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The time you'd waste writing DB access code in
C will more than account for the time it takes to define a stored
procedure, and once you have the procedure, calling it from your
language of choice is simple.

C sucks too. People use it for execution speed, not because it is
convenient for developers. It is sometimes called "the new assembler".
What do you have against C? It's explicit, flexible, can be easy to read, is efficient on CPU and memory, C compilers exist for almost every chip known to mankind, and C rarely gets in the way of anything a programmer may need to do. The same can't be said for most languages.

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