I seem to be having the same conversations with the dev teams whenever I switch clients. The topic of this post is one that many people have written about before. I’m just going to put my opinion on my blog so I can refer people to it in the future instead of having to repeat myself every time.
What prompted this post is that since I’ve moved to Belgium I’ve had to take a step back from living on the bleeding edge and using open source projects. Most of the work is concentrated in Brussels and is at big corporates or banks not exactly what you’d see as the progressive thinkers (with reason).
I guess it would be safe to say that I’ve been immersed in “enterprise” development. In short I still haven’t seen anything that is more complicated than a web app like [Xero](http://www.xero.com). But perhaps more about that in another post. This one is about stored procedures and their valid uses.

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