Architecture :: What Is The Approach / Calculate: BL Versus DB
Dec 29, 2010
What is the approach? calc: BL vs. DB?
Using Asp.net3.5/ sql2005.
What is the approach? What should calculate in the database and what to implement in the business lyre??
If I will calculate in the db - I will have less round trips and less resources on the server side host - but less flexible programmatically side..
When to use object oriented programming and when to implement the calculation on database - when what I am looking for is first performance.
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