[hcarvalhoalves]

The problem with stored procedures is managing it. You have to maintain another, separate codebase. You need to make sure those procedures are "installed" and up to date. Plus, DBMSs don't have a concept of "versions", and those procedures are treated as data. In short, it's hell.

That's one of the pain points RethinkDB is trying to solve, since you write your queries in whatever application language you use and it's parsed and executed in the cluster.