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+ I think that a lot of the problems come from what PaulS? said earlier, in that there is often a skills mismatch between the people writing the SQL stuff and the people doing the rest. We all know that we should try and avoid putting business logic in the SQL layer and so we use inexperienced developers here because they "are not going to have much to do". This tends to make the database code less maintainable. How much shared ownership is there of the SQL code? Often, not a lot. |
+ We also often avoid getting a decent DBA on board because they are not worth the money for the limited amount they will have to do. |
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+ Its a pity because a decent DBA will get around lots of the things that are causing the problems above. Developers having their own version of the DB is a good example of this. It is straightforward to do, but virtually never done. |
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