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Can a stored procedure call itself(recursive). If yes what
level and can it be controlled.?

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Can a stored procedure call itself(recursive). If yes what level and can it be controlled.?..

Answer / madhu

When one stored procedure calls another stored procedure
(SP) you have what is called stored procedure nesting. We
can have recursive stored procedures upto 32 nest levels.

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Can a stored procedure call itself(recursive). If yes what level and can it be controlled.?..

Answer / lipsa

If a procedure calls itself it is called recursive.
Like if we are calculating the factorial of a number
writing a stored procedure,then there will be recursive
calling of the procedure.

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