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Learn about the concept of a stored procedure in SQL with practical examples and explore how it can be beneficial when working with databases. Learn how to create, execute, and manage stored procedures in SQL, a precompiled collection of SQL statements that can be reused and secured. See examples of parameters, return values, error handling, and security in stored procedures. SQL stored procedures enhance code reusability and performance optimization in database management. Stored procedures also enhance database security through controlled access and ensuring data integrity. As a data practitioner, I encourage you to practice creating and executing stored procedures to master the best database management practices. Introduction A procedure (often called a stored procedure) is a subroutine like a subprogram in a regular computing language, stored in database. There are many useful applications of SQL procedures within a database or database application architecture. SQL procedures can be used to create simple scripts for quickly querying transforming, updating data, generating basic reports, improve application performance, modularizing applications, and improve overall database design, and database ...