← Back to context Comment by candiddevmike 2 days ago I don't follow how you would do that in a stored procedure outside of a trigger. 2 comments candiddevmike Reply const_cast 2 days ago I think instead of performing an INSERT you call a stored proc that does the insert and some extra stuff. shivasaxena 1 day ago Yes, we already have all of our business logic in postgres functions(create_order, create_partial_payment etc).Doing the extra work in stored procedures is noticeably faster than relying on triggers.
const_cast 2 days ago I think instead of performing an INSERT you call a stored proc that does the insert and some extra stuff. shivasaxena 1 day ago Yes, we already have all of our business logic in postgres functions(create_order, create_partial_payment etc).Doing the extra work in stored procedures is noticeably faster than relying on triggers.
shivasaxena 1 day ago Yes, we already have all of our business logic in postgres functions(create_order, create_partial_payment etc).Doing the extra work in stored procedures is noticeably faster than relying on triggers.
I think instead of performing an INSERT you call a stored proc that does the insert and some extra stuff.
Yes, we already have all of our business logic in postgres functions(create_order, create_partial_payment etc).
Doing the extra work in stored procedures is noticeably faster than relying on triggers.