Statistics on the SQL queries? That should be easy. Just turn on the appropriate feature of your database such that all queries are logged, and run the test suite of your program(s). You do have a good test suite that runs all parts of the code, don't you?

I would also assume that any large program doesn't contain any SQL code - that all SQL code is found in a separate layer. Preferably two layers, one in "application space", in a library (or module), which calls stored procedures in the database. The stored procedures themselves will contain the queries. Programs should never touch tables themselves - that's as dirty as using global variables, or accessing attributes of alien classes directly.

Abigail

In reply to Re: [meditation] Structured, Typed Program Catalogs by Abigail-II
in thread [meditation] Structured, Typed Program Catalogs by princepawn

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