What is a Stored Procedure?

Answer Posted / raghuram

Stored procedure is a set of T-Sql statements combined to
perform a single task of multiple tasks. It do not run
values, It performs only tasks. It reduces network traffic
and improve the performance. It accepts the input
parameters. It helps to ensure the integrity of the
database.

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