Stored Procedures | System Design | High Level Design
Welcome to a concise guide on Stored Procedures! Join me as I explore how stored procedures can simplify database operations and enhance performance.
What are Stored Procedures?
Stored Procedures are pre-defined SQL code that you can save and reuse. They are executed on the database server and can perform complex operations, handle multiple SQL statements, and encapsulate business logic.
Use Cases
Business Logic: Encapsulate business logic and rules within the database, ensuring consistent execution across different applications.
Data Validation: Perform complex data validation and transformation before data is inserted or updated in the database.
Batch Processing: Handle batch operations and complex queries efficiently, optimizing performance and resource usage.
In an e-commerce application, a stored procedure can be used to handle the checkout process. The procedure might update inventory, process payments, and record the transaction in a single, atomic operation, ensuring that all related tasks are completed together.
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