Static NAT refresh and best practice with inside and DMZ

I've been out of the firewall game for a while and now have been re-tasked with some configuration, both updating ASA's to 8.4 and making some new services avaiable. So I've dug into refreshing my knowledge of NAT operation and have a question based on best practice and would like a sanity check.
This is a very basic, I apologize in advance. I just need the cobwebs dusted off.
The scenario is this: If I have an SQL server on an inside network that a DMZ host needs access to, is it best to present the inside (SQL server in this example) IP via static to the DMZ or the DMZ (SQL client in this example) with static to the inside?
I think its to present the higher security resource into the lower security network. For example, when a service from the DMZ is made available to the outside/public, the real IP from the higher security interface is mapped to the lower.
So I would think the same would apply to the inside/DMZ, making 'static (inside,dmz)' the 'proper' method for the pre 8.3 and this for 8.3 and up:
object network insideSQLIP
host xx.xx.xx.xx
nat (inside,dmz) static yy.yy.yy.yy
Am I on the right track?

Hello Rgnelson,
It is not related to the security level of the zone, instead, it is how should the behavior be, what I mean is, for
nat (inside,dmz) static yy.yy.yy.yy
- Any traffic hitting translated address yy.yy.yy.yy on the dmz zone should be re-directed to the host xx.xx.xx.xx on the inside interface.
- Traffic initiated from the real host xx.xx.xx.xx should be translated to yy.yy.yy.yy if the hosts accesses any resources on the DMZ Interface.
If you reverse it to (dmz,inside) the behavior will be reversed as well, so If you need to translate the address from the DMZ interface going to the inside interface you should use the (dmz,inside).
For your case I would say what is common, since the server is in the INSIDE zone, you should configure
object network insideSQLIP
host xx.xx.xx.xx
nat (inside,dmz) static yy.yy.yy.yy
At this time, users from the DMZ zone will be able to access the server using the yy.yy.yy.yy IP Address.
HTH
AMatahen

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