Why do we write stored procedures?
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Answer / Meghnath
Stored procedures are written to encapsulate SQL logic and improve code reusability, maintainability, and performance. They can perform complex tasks, handle transactions, enforce security, and reduce the need for repeating the same queries multiple times.
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