I'd follow a bit on what Jamie said: consistency tends to breed quality.

I disagree. Consistency is the long term enemy of quality. Consistency breeds stagnation and prevents the adoption of...

I would say quality, although there are some areas where consistency might be appropriate.

Consistency is the enemy of improvement. When consistency is given primacy over quality the quality has a...

Thank you for a very interesting article. I did not know that SQL could be recursive; however I DID wonder if it were possible to call stored procedures recursively and...