>Fair enough. Whereas people working with artificial intelligence or anything that includes the concept of "learning" might tell you that run-time evaluations/conditionals are essential. Even if you can achieve it mostly using standard sql.

The approach I am using is not perfect however. By that, I mean that it doesn't cover it all. So, in the very last case, there could be, and there is, situations where I have been forced to use the Reflection approach. One of them was when the client wanted to be able to customize the logic for several button operations. So, based on this approach, this has led us to build the application, for that particular request, to evaluate a method to be executed. So, the method name comes from the table. As it is not known in the code, we had to use Reflection to evaluate all that and execute it.