Creating a Stored Procedure in MS SQL

In Ms Sql, Stored Procedure or Stored Procedures is a group of queries maintained in a database. They can take parameters.

Below is the code for creating a Stored Procedure (SP).

CREATE PROCEDURE [Stored Procedure Name] AS BEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON [Query] END

The created Stored Procedures are kept under [DATABASE NAME] > [Programmability] > [Stored Procedures].

You can refer to our other articles for how a Stored Procedure is used, its benefits, and the differences between functions.



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