June 11, 1999 Leveraging SQL Server 7.0 stored procedures By Sanjiv Purba Introduction Last week I introduced you to stored procedures, database objects that the American National Standards Institute defines as part of the Transact-SQL extension. If you missed part one of this article, I suggest reading it over before you move forward. If you’re […]
Introduction SQL Server stored procedures are essential structures for supporting client/server and n-tier distributed applications. These are essentially application modules or programs that are saved inside a database server’s system tables. They can be invoked by other clients or application tiers and are generally processed on the same server platform that supports the database server. […]
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