What is the difference between view and stored procedure?
Answer / Sandeep Kumar Sharma
A view is a virtual table based on the result-set of an SQL statement, while a stored procedure is a prepared SQL code that can be executed multiple times. A view cannot accept input parameters or return output parameters, whereas a stored procedure can. Also, views refresh each time they are queried, while stored procedures are compiled and stored in the database.
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