whta are the stored procedure and why they are needed??

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whta are the stored procedure and why they are needed??..

Answer / sudhir singh

Store Procedure is the collection of SQL Statement which is
accept the input parmeter and output parameter.
Kinds of store procedure.
1. User Define Store Procedure
2. Systemp Store Procedure : Start with Pre-fix SP.
3. Temperory Store Procedure: it has two type private store
Procedure and Global Store Procedure. Private store
procedure create by singl(#) and Global store procedure
create by double(##).
4. External store procedure: start with Pre-Fix XP.

Store Procedure use for better performation of programm.
because storeprocedure is pre-compile query and ADO.NET less
string send to server.

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whta are the stored procedure and why they are needed??..

Answer / ponprabhu

Srored Procedure is the Concept.Lot of Related sql Queries
are Stored inside the Server Database.The Queries are
executed by the user Explicitly.The Stored Procedure is
used to make the sequence Transactions

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