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Stored procedures (SPs) have been a part of T-SQL from the beginning. SPs provide a means for creating server-side subroutines written in T-SQL. This chapter begins with a discussion of what SPs are and why you might want to use them, and follows up with how to actually create and use T-SQL SPs.
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© 2007 Michael Coles
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(2007). Stored Procedures. In: Pro T-SQL 2005 Programmer’s Guide. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0387-2_6
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