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My limited experience with smaller companies (and now local government) shares this sentiment. For “small” databases (say, not hundreds or more of terabytes) I’ve experienced using stored procedures as a core of the ETL process.

That being said, haven’t some recent versions of Postgres added support for stored procedures or some variant? I’m curious if we’d seen any changes in performance if we experimented with switching over.



They did, but there is still not a good way to return multiple result sets... I mean you can return cursors, but it's...strange.




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