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Replying to @redgate
Orgs using fewer DB engines makes sense. Supporting one as a vendor is hard when customers need your product to work on multiple versions and cloud flavours which have many differences. ( (SQL Server 2017, 19, 22) * (Azure SQLDB, MI, Fabric, RDS, Cloud SQL and on-prem) ) = Lots!
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Replying to @davebally
The best app is no app
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Replying to @davebally
That sounds ok as long as you can stub the response of the code calling the SP so that you don't require a SQL instance when testing. If not, testing will likely be slow and complicated. Integration testing will be important here too
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Replying to @davebally
If business logic (BL) is in it's own layer that doesn't depend on anything except your domain specific objects, you can _easily_ change and add things that depend on the BL like your database, APIs, etc. Easier said than done but almost impossible with BL in the DB inside SPs.
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