What is a stored procedure ?

Answer Posted / charumathi

Store Procedure is named PL-SQL block stored in oracle
server when loaded into memory while execution.
A stored procedure is -a named group of SQL statements
-that have been previously created
and stored in the server database.
-Stored procedures accept input
parameters so that a single procedure can be used over the
network by several clients using different input
data.
-Stored procedures reduce network
traffic and improve performance. Additionally, stored
procedures can be used to help ensure the integrity of the
database.

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