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So that has made me want to use stored procedures, but that will limit us to this specific database software (mysql).
The question is if this is a problem. In my experience, stored procedures can add performance and allow for code to run on a different server than the web server. But, if the expectations are to use other database platforms as well you may need to take that into consideration. You may end up writing stored procedures for each supported database, which adds extra work. But that is something that may be postponed after the initial release.
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