Explain about the implementation of business logic in stored procedures?
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Answer / Alok Kumar Agmani
Business logic can be implemented in stored procedures to perform various operations such as data validation, calculations, transactions, and application-specific rules. This helps to centralize the logic and ensures data integrity by performing all relevant checks within the database itself.
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