Re: Big Picture

From: Erik Price <erikprice(at)mac(dot)com>
To: pgsql-novice(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Big Picture
Date: 2002-10-22 09:51:42
Message-ID: DE58317C-E5A3-11D6-A8E5-00039351FE6A@mac.com
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On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 03:08 AM, Joel Rodrigues wrote:

> Or, if one were looking for childishly (in programming terms) easy,
> instant/simultaneous web gratification, try putting as much of your
> application logic into SQL, use Python CGI scripting, and use a web
> browser interface. So simple.

Is "putting as much of your application logic into SQL" the preferred
way to develop DB-driven applications? I ask this because the only
database I've used is MySQL, which I enjoyed learning about and using
but required me to implement a lot of the DB logic in my application
code. (It was a PHP app.) That's why I want to try PostgreSQL, to get
more experience with writing logic into the database itself. But I was
curious if there are any resources that discuss why this methodology is
preferrable if indeed it is.

Thanks,

Erik

PS: I agree that Python is a great language!

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Erik Price (zombies roam)

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