My partner at work is OLD SCHOOL, seriously. He seems to think that it is a good idea to build our ASP.Net(VB) applications using HUGE stored procedures. I am talking practically NO application logic in the OOP enviornment that .Net provides. Incidentally, the application we are working on is BLAZINGLY slow, and we can't seem to isolate the pronblem. I am thinking that it is either the stored procedures, or the fact that he uses 7 databases for a single application. Like most old timers, I can't seem to convince him of my position. I haven't found any concrete evidence that I am correct, but I am about to begin the research in earnest. What do you think, am I on the right track, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
2006-08-25
17:16:01
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Raalnan5
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Programming & Design