What is procedure in database?
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A procedure in a database is a set of SQL statements or logic that can be executed as a single unit. Procedures are used to encapsulate complex logic, improve code reusability, and simplify maintenance tasks. They can accept parameters and return results. Some databases refer to procedures as stored procedures, functions, or user-defined functions (UDF).
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