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https://blog.codinghorror.com/who-needs-stored-procedures-anyways/

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For modern databases and real world usage scenarios, I believe a Stored Procedure architecture has serious downsides and little practical benefit. Stored Procedures should be considered database assembly language: for use in only the most performance critical situations. There are plenty of ways to design a solid, high performing data access layer without resorting to Stored Procedures; you'll realize a lot of benefits if you stick with parameterized SQL and a single coherent development environment.