OData principles are in the essence what we should have.
We only need to send SQL to the database server (POST), the database server validates and holds them in a list. Then we call them by their "tag" (GET) with the binding values, e.g. user_id=23&order_id&43...
Also, it will dramatically improve the process to GET data from queries because they're going to be "soft parsed" instead of "hard parsed" at each call.
PS: I didn't know OData, but it's inspiring specifications, thanks tq-bit :)
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OData principles are in the essence what we should have.
We only need to send SQL to the database server (POST), the database server validates and holds them in a list. Then we call them by their "tag" (GET) with the binding values, e.g. user_id=23&order_id&43...
Also, it will dramatically improve the process to GET data from queries because they're going to be "soft parsed" instead of "hard parsed" at each call.
PS: I didn't know OData, but it's inspiring specifications, thanks tq-bit :)