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This is a typical use case for views and stored procedures in RDBMSs. They can be used to provide a stable API for a given client even as the underlying tables
by oftenwrong 1y ago
This is a typical use case for views and stored procedures in RDBMSs. They can be used to provide a stable API for a given client even as the underlying tables change. To your point, however, these still do not solve the problem.