I need to write a simple query,which one is better select
statement or stored procedure?and why?
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Answer / sudipta santra
A simple query because through query we can throw the result
of the data based on conditions but in stored procedure we
can not , as the procedure is used for the specific time
based for the specific value return through out/IN out .
A simple query is best. But it is wrong that we can not do
through a proc, we can do but the effort will take more.
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Answer / john
simple query s best as we can issue query by giving various
condition and it will not get stored in database where as a
procedure will get stored in database and gotta occupy
memory.so its waste of memory and time to create a
procedure rather than issuing a si9ngle query
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