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How to Implement Complex Crud Operation Stored Procedures with Spring Boot Application
Implementing Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations using stored procedures in a Spring Boot application, providing practical examples and the right approach for building robust database interactions.
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What Are Stored Procedures?
Stored procedures are SQL queries stored in the database that can be executed by an application. They are precompiled and allow for complex data manipulations without needing to send multiple SQL statements from the application. Stored procedures can improve performance, reduce network traffic, and provide additional security.
Why Use Stored Procedures in a Spring Boot Application?
- Performance Optimization: Stored procedures reduce the need for repeated queries and can optimize performance by using indexes and other database optimization techniques.
