How to Call Stored Procedures Effectively in Spring Boot Using SimpleJdbcCall

Introduction

Stored procedures are an essential part of many applications, especially when dealing with complex database logic that should remain on the server side. In Spring Boot, calling a stored procedure using SimpleJdbcCall makes it easy to encapsulate this functionality while leveraging Spring's JDBC support.

How to Call Stored Procedures Effectively in Spring Boot Using SimpleJdbcCall

In this article, I’ll walk you through how to set up a Spring Boot application to call a stored procedure that retrieves a list of distinct edume records. We’ll cover:

• Setting up SimpleJdbcCall
• Handling input parameters
• Mapping results to Java objects using Lombok
• Exception handling
• Example stored procedure definition

Why Use Stored Procedures?

Stored procedures are typically used to:

• Reduce the number of database calls.
• Encapsulate complex business logic directly in the database.
• Improve performance by using precompiled code in the database.

In the context of a microservice, calling stored procedures from a Spring Boot application helps keep your application code clean and…