<rant>Our database developers are notorious for creating stored procs that return multiple result sets ... it makes my skin crawl. Multiple result sets violate cohesion principles (do one thing well). Whenever I bring this up, the answer always seems to be - "well we need to reduce network latency." To me, that's a premature optimization and although that may have been true 10 or more years ago it really isn't a problem for most (for my company) today.</rant>
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