The company I'm working for is currently using Stored Procedures (in the MsSQL server backend) as their Business Logic Layer. The actual Business Logic DLL just calls the sProcs and basically manages the UI (events, data binding, etc.)

I think there's something wrong in the setup, although I'm not sure how to explain it to my colleagues. Btw, the system works.

Is the "Best Practices" in my workplace wrong? Or am I just overthinking this?

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