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It is good to understand each side of an argument. As for myself I use both SPT and remote views, depending upon the needs of my client.
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I agree that it is good to understand each side of the argument. With respect to the needs of the client, what factors would push you toward RV's over SPT?

>There are always tradeoffs with any approach to solving a problem. There is no one answer that fits all. With the proper knowledge people can make decisions based upon a specific requirement.
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Again, I agree that there are always tradeoffs; nothing comes for free. Hopefully, you maximize the opportunity based on the price you pay. I would ask again, what specific requirements do you see RV's addressing that SPT doe not.


>By the way about five years ago I used SPT driven by a table. The client changed business rules once a month and this was a quick means to accomplish what they had to do. It just added another dimension to SPT.
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Interesting..