Answer / Vishal Ruhela

1. Reusable Code: For frequently executed tasks, using stored procedures improves performance and reduces network traffic.
2. Security: Implementing authentication and authorization controls can help secure sensitive data.
3. Data Consistency: Stored procedures ensure data consistency by enforcing business rules within the database.
4. Simplify Coding: Stored procedures can simplify complex operations and make it easier to maintain and debug.

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