FitzBlog : Please Stay Out Of The Database!!!
I am a Sharepoint Object Model fan...
I find it very well designed, and thought.
A little old posting, but worth to check:
FitzBlog : Please Stay Out Of The Database!!!
Even I touched the database "sparingly" in crisis cases, like for version upgrade after a disaster, I agree with most of the points there. The fact that there is a caching layer between sharepoint and the database makes it even riskier.
However, I also think that, ideally, for an enterprise product, it should either be NOT possible at all, or not be an issue. SQL server is capable of handling locks, isn't it?
I posted my comments there, I was wondering what would be the best way to determine weather a 3rd party web part uses direct database approach...
I find it very well designed, and thought.
A little old posting, but worth to check:
FitzBlog : Please Stay Out Of The Database!!!
Even I touched the database "sparingly" in crisis cases, like for version upgrade after a disaster, I agree with most of the points there. The fact that there is a caching layer between sharepoint and the database makes it even riskier.
However, I also think that, ideally, for an enterprise product, it should either be NOT possible at all, or not be an issue. SQL server is capable of handling locks, isn't it?
I posted my comments there, I was wondering what would be the best way to determine weather a 3rd party web part uses direct database approach...
posted by bl0gg32 at 3:48 AM
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