What are sql server procedures?
Answer / Mohd Zaheer
SQL Server Procedures (also known as stored procedures) are precompiled prepared SQL code objects that can be created, altered, and dropped in a database. They can perform multiple SQL statements, have input and output parameters, and can return a result set.
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