Database programming standards

From: deen dayal <deen.dayal_at_dol.state.nj.us>
Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2004 17:25:47 -0400
Message-id: <1086211546.26702.16.camel@oralinux>

Hi all,

We are in the process of preparation of a RFP for a big project; it is going to be developed in J2EE, do not know which app server we are going to use ( probably SUN Iplanet server ), Oracle 9i is the back end.

I am looking for some database programming standards to be written up in RFP so that we maintenance team can reduce the amount of mess to deal with after vendor leaves.

So far we do not have any J2EE applications in our shop, so do not know what kind of a beast it is.

Here is the list of problems I heard from others, do not know how far they are true:

1. Some Java programs do not close open cursors.
2. On the fly SQLs ( no bind variables ) and each SQL is new for database causing scalability problems.
3. Applications do not typically make use stored procedures/packages and all the SQL are dumped into one huge database class file

If anybody already wrote a paper or know some source of these standards, please forward. Any help in the regard is appreciated.

Thanks for the help

Deen

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