darren_ferris (3/19/2014)
This causes more of an issue with the underlying stored procedures and the maintenance of them as we have to use lots of dynamic SQL that becomes difficult to write, understand and debug.
That shouldn't be true. Dynamic SQL is actually pretty easy to write, debug, and maintain if you do it right. Do you have an example of the Dynamic SQL you're using so that I might be able to make a suggestion?
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