By creating a parameterized SQL query, the compiler correctly substitutes the arguments before running the SQL statement against the database. It will prevent malicious data changing your SQL statement in order to exact a malicious result. This is because the SqlCommand object does not directly insert the parameter values into the statement.
To sum it all up, using parameterized stored procedures means no more Little Bobby Tables.
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