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nemesis wrote:
> anyway, is it much of a hassle to use double to represent monetary values?
Yes. It's not correct. Add up a billion dollars in penny increments, and
tell me you can guarantee it's right.
> At workplace, at least, SQL responds pretty much for about 80% of the code, the
> rest being forms and reports in Delphi to either enter or extract data to/from
> the RDBMS. Business rules validation on persistence is done by SQL stored
> procedures.
Yeah, OK, if most of your actual code is in SQL, I'll grant you that. :-)
You still need something that supports the SQL data types, then.
> SQL alone, no. But stored procedures get you many new abilities.
Granted.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
There's no CD like OCD, there's no CD I knoooow!
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