Right now I'm working on an application (ASP.NET 2.0, SQL 2005) which uses stored procedures for all SQL, apparently so nobody has to "play find the SQL" (their words) in the application.<BR><BR>The ...

The performance concerns of SQL vs. Stored Procedures have largely evaporated if you're using Oracle or MS SQL. If you're not building dynamic queries, they will be cached by the DBMS anyways and the ...