In the process of making a design decision, I'm looking for information on
the relative performance of PL/SQL stored procedures / packages vs. both
Pro*C / OCI SQL calls and Java stored procedures. All things being equal,
let's say for DML calls with little or not procedural logic, what technique
is likely to yield the best performance, and how much of a performance
difference exists? In the case of PL/SQL vs. SQL, is the advantage of
centralization overshadowed by a performance hit? In the case of PL/SQL vs.
Java, is the advantage of a more "standard" and widely-used language among
application developers similarly negated by a performance disadvantage?
I'm interested in hearing opinions based on both theoretical and empirical
information. Thanks.
Paul Baumgartel
MortgageSight Holdings, LLC
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