Chapter 4. Stored Procedures Rules

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When using any sort of programming language, there are rules. Many of these rules are inferred rules, meaning that they are not defined by anyone other than your peers. For example, Hungarian notation in Visual Basic code is not a requirement. It just makes for good, easily interpreted code. Other rules, such as how and what types of procedure can be created where, are required. In this chapter, you will go over different rules regarding the creation of SQL Server stored procedures. Like any other programming language, SQL Server requires some of these rules and others are suggestions about how ...

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