Why stored procedure is faster than query?
Answer / Shashank Braham Dev Narayan
Stored procedures can be faster than SQL queries because they are precompiled, meaning they can reuse the execution plan. This eliminates the need to parse and bind each time the procedure is called, reducing overhead and improving performance.
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