Overview

In GaussDB, business rules and logics are saved as stored procedures.

A stored procedure is a combination of SQL, PL/SQL, and Java statements. Stored procedures can move the code that executes business rules from applications to databases. Therefore, the code storage can be used by multiple programs at a time.

For details about how to create and call a stored procedure, see CREATE PROCEDURE.

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