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Old 04-14-08, 15:03
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Difference between SQL procedures and compound SQL Statments
I would like to know Difference between SQL procedures and compound SQL Statments. Please let me know about the performanance using these.

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Old 04-15-08, 06:07
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A DB2 procedure may contain a compound statement, gets a name and it is stored at the server - hence the name "stored procedure". You can execute a stored procedure using the CALL statement.

A compound statement is just a sequence of SQL statements. It may be contained in a stored procedure or UDF.
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