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What is the different between Stored Procedure and Procedure?
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Answer Posted / v.v.s.vamshi krishna
In Procedures we give the functions and parameters to be
used instantly. this scenario goes similar to that of
instant food. This happens when the complexity is less. But
as far as the stored procedures are concerned they provide
much reusability and can complexity can be handled with
much ease.
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