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When to use Stored Procedures
Sunday, May 18th, 2008
Version 5 of MySQL added Stored Procedures and, as is often the case when you’ve been using earlier versions, I didn’t notice at all, until a client asked whether the site I’m building for him should be using this technique for interacting with a database. In this case, the answer is a resounding no since it would add an unnecessary level of complexity to a site in which the MySQL queries rarely involve more than one table at a time.
So, when should they be used?
Tags: kevin partner, mysql, php, Programming, stored procedures
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