As a DBA it should not be your job to write or maintain the code. There should be a separation of DBA and developer just like church and state should be separate.
1) It makes the what the user sees as a frontend much easier to replace. It also makes it possible to access an application from various sources.
2) If there are complex calculations that are part of your business, wouldn't you want those located in one spot? You would also want the data that the query has to process in one location too.
Don't be assinine. A modern production environment is running at least 100MBit Ethernet, if not 1GBit. A HUGE query, say 2500 characters, is 2.5KBytes. Gee, thats pretty rough.
It's not the query he is talking about, it's the transference of the data set from the database to the application server. This is where the data will be processed if the logic is in the app server.
That isn't entirely correct. If you send the message back to crm114 *exactly* as it came in, the original headers must be included, you should never have to use the force switch. I have shyed away from forwarding the email back to myself and have implemented a way of having the original email sent directly to the mailfilter program with the appropriate learn command.
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As a DBA it should not be your job to write or maintain the code. There should be a separation of DBA and developer just like church and state should be separate.
I'll give you two good reasons:
1) It makes the what the user sees as a frontend much easier to replace. It also makes it possible to access an application from various sources.
2) If there are complex calculations that are part of your business, wouldn't you want those located in one spot? You would also want the data that the query has to process in one location too.
Don't be assinine. A modern production environment is running at least 100MBit Ethernet, if not 1GBit. A HUGE query, say 2500 characters, is 2.5KBytes. Gee, thats pretty rough.
It's not the query he is talking about, it's the transference of the data set from the database to the application server. This is where the data will be processed if the logic is in the app server.
That isn't entirely correct. If you send the message back to crm114 *exactly* as it came in, the original headers must be included, you should never have to use the force switch. I have shyed away from forwarding the email back to myself and have implemented a way of having the original email sent directly to the mailfilter program with the appropriate learn command.
Acutally Enter the Matrix also supports 1080i. But having played it in both 480p and 1080i I really didn't see much of a difference.