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7.1 Introduction to Stored Procedures
what is Stored Procedures?
Overview of the course objectives and topics
Importance of stored procedures in database management
Introduction to the concept of stored procedures in relational databases
7.2 Understanding Stored Procedures
Definition of a stored procedure and its purpose
Different types of stored procedures: procedural and non-procedural
Advantages and limitations of using stored procedures in database systems
7.3 Syntax and semantics of creating stored procedures in SQL
Stored Procedure Syntax and Structure
Input parameters, output parameters, and return values
Procedural logic and control flow within stored procedures
7.4 Creating Stored Procedures
Writing basic stored procedures using SQL commands
Defining stored procedures with input and output parameters
Declaring variables, cursors, and other procedural constructs within stored procedures
7.5 Modifying Stored Procedures
Altering existing stored procedures to change their structure or behavior
Adding or removing parameters or procedural logic
Dropping stored procedures from the database schema
7.6 Calling Stored Procedures
Techniques for invoking stored procedures from client applications or other stored procedures
Passing input parameters and retrieving output parameters or return values
Handling errors and exceptions during stored procedure execution
7.7 Transaction Management in Stored Procedures
Understanding transaction control within stored procedure execution
Controlling transaction behavior with COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and SAVEPOINT statements
Handling nested transactions and transaction isolation levels
7.8 Accessing Data in Stored Procedures
Techniques for accessing and manipulating data within stored procedures
Using SQL queries, DML statements, and cursor operations within stored procedures
Querying tables, views, and other database objects within stored procedures
7.9 Security and Authorization
Managing access control for stored procedures
Granting and revoking privileges on stored procedures
Implementing stored procedure security best practices
7.10 Error Handling and Debugging
Implementing error handling mechanisms within stored procedures
Using TRY...CATCH blocks or exception handling constructs
Debugging stored procedures and troubleshooting common issues
7.11 Performance Optimization
Analyzing the performance impact of stored procedures on database operations
Identifying and optimizing performance bottlenecks in stored procedure execution
Best practices for designing efficient and scalable stored procedures
7.12 Advanced Stored Procedure Concepts
Advanced stored procedure features such as dynamic SQL and nested stored procedures
Using stored procedures for complex business logic and application workflows
Real-world use cases and case studies demonstrating advanced stored procedure usage
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