Is it considered good practice to use stored procedures for mosttasks? - Mailing list pgsql-novice

From Simon Connah
Subject Is it considered good practice to use stored procedures for mosttasks?
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Hi,

I'm about to build a website using PostgreSQL and for the first time I 
am not going to be using an ORM. I want to do it manually because I want 
to take the time to learn to use PostgreSQL properly on its own. The 
question is should I use stored procedures for the majority of the 
database operations or should I just use ad hoc queries as and when I 
need them? The advantage I can see for stored procedures is that you can 
do complex queries just by calling a single function rather than having 
to make multiple queries to get the result that you need. Plus it keeps 
the majority of data handling code at the database level rather than in 
the application itself.

I was wondering what the consensus was for this? Should I try and use 
stored procedures as much as possible or should I only use them for 
specific types of tasks?




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