Narayana Raghavendra


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Code Stored in Files Instead of Stored Procedures

This articles proposes storing the source code for stored procedures on disk rather than in the database itself, the intent to give developers the ability to easily change them or potentially to allow third party encryption of source code. (Note from SSC: If you choose to implement a technique like this, please be sure you understand the implications of exec'ing strings)

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2003-10-24

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