Defensive programming should be done like a process. Start with all the checks in your code and finally move the checks to a centralized place so that you have reliable exit.
For example, I would had a stored procedure for validating the data.
Or I would have made the smartest decision of using Postgres and live happily there after.
For example, I would had a stored procedure for validating the data. Or I would have made the smartest decision of using Postgres and live happily there after.
How does using a decent DB remove the usefulness of stored procedures?
For example, I would had a stored procedure for validating the data.
Or I would have made the smartest decision of using Postgres and live happily there after.