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Stored Procedures

Stored Procedures are subroutines for processing table data on the DBMS server. These routines can be called from an external application.

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What is a Stored Procedure?

A stored procedure is a group of SQL statements that perform a specific task; they are used to group a set of operations or queries that can be executed on a database server.

Stored Procedures are often used where there is a need to reduce network usage between clients and the DBMS servers.

Enterprise Architect models stored procedures using stereotyped UML Classes and Operations. These can be generated with a schema for loading onto the DBMS server.

Import Database Schema

 

 

Create a Stored Procedure

DBMS Product Conversion for a Package

 

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