No
replyThey have the time to write SQL queries in their code
They don't have time to (or better, shouldn't) materialize them as a stored function in the DB
"Oh but your CI/CD should automatically..." Let me stop right there
The time they spend with this can be better used to ship and to improve their SW to customers, not with yak shaving
> They don't have time to ...
replyWhich is why they end up spending time on mea-culpa "we take your data security seriously, but clearly not seriously enough" emails when they inevitably get pwned by a completely predictable and avoidable SQL injection attack.
The sort of startups you describe are jokes that barley take security seriously, let alone know what a pen-test or code audit is, let alone actually do them on a regular basis.
You can do safe parametrization with PREPARE, you don't need CREATE FUNCTION. Don't most PostgreSQL libraries handle such concerns for you, anyway?
replyYou don't need a stored procedure to use parameters with the query lol
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