What's the purpose of Stored Procedure?
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Answer / koti khammam
It will reduce the network traffic between client and
server so that the number of calls between client and
server are reduced.
It's an performance issue.
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Answer / dharmendra k. dixit
Stored Procedures has some advantages thats y we are using
SP..
some advantages are..
(1)Stored Proc is a Pre Compiled statement..so its reduces
Network Traffic.
(2). We can execute SP inside SP.
(3). Through it we can protect from SQL Injection.
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Answer / manisha
Stored procedured are precompiled and preoptimized sql stmts
so it takes less processing time,means executes much faster.
Can be shared between multiple user,so more reusable.
Much easier to manage it,since it resides in DB
more secure,flexible
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Answer / suresh
Stored Procedure Accept input Parameter,So a single stored
procedure can use Over the Network by several Clients by
Passing several Input values
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Answer / m.k.manikandan
There are several purposes of using stored procedures
instead of standard SQL. First, stored procedures allow a
lot more flexibility offering capabilities such as
conditional logic. Second, because stored procedures are
stored within the DBMS, bandwidth and execution time are
reduced. This is because a single stored procedure can
execute a complex set of SQL statements. Third, SQL Server
pre-compiles stored procedures such that they execute
optimally. Fourth, client developers are abstracted from
complex designs. They would simply need to know the stored
procedure's name and the type of data it returns.
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Answer / ashish
Sp is secure if we input data through query that time Haker
will hack this database easily
But in SP haker can not hack easily means DATA Manipulation
through SP is Secure the QUERY statement in any Language Coding
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