Comment by pjmlp
2 days ago
I am quite found of PL/SQL, and stored procedures, no need to waste network bandwith with what can be done on the database.
2 days ago
I am quite found of PL/SQL, and stored procedures, no need to waste network bandwith with what can be done on the database.
'The original microservices'
Microservices are older than those, hence why Sun had the motto "The network is the computer". :)
By the time you are referring to, we were already on the classical 3 tier architecture, the
There are indeed Web frameworks for RDMS, that allow to expose the database as microservices, like Oracle's APEX, which grew out of Oracle's Visual Basic version, which used PL/SQL instead of BASIC.