If you are really concerned with application manageability, stuck with
stored procedures.
Consider a sudden need to change database structure, the DBMS version or
even switch the whole DBMS package for a higher performance product.
It will be light-years easier to rewrite procedures than to look for
scattered sql sentences all over your pages.
Ritu Kamboj wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a query regarding Stored procedure,Although i know this site is
> specificallyfor jsp only,
> plese excuse for this...
> My question is Is It wiseable to use Stored Procedures in the program
> instead of using SQL query??
> B'coj i tried with both but, i found stored procdures are taking mauch of
> time as comparing
> to SQL Queries.Although i heard stored are very efficient .
> If anybody can throw light on this .I'll be thankful
> thanks
> regards
> ritu
>
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