What are Stored Procedures and When would we Use Them?
Precompiled sets of SQL statements that are kept in the database are called stored procedures. They
Encapsulate business logic and intricate SQL queries.
Reduce network traffic (client-server round trips) to boost performance.
By using parameterized queries to limit access to data, you may improve security.
Make sure it is reusable and consistent across many applications.
When carrying out repetitive operations like data validation, business rule enforcement, or batch processing, stored procedures are especially helpful.
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