Stored Procedure Needs in Windows Application

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HI Frds Good Afternoon to Everyone,
I am Creating a small Windows Application using C# .net...Whether i can write sql query directly or by using Stored Procedure...What is diiference of them...Advantages and disadvantages

Posted 15-Jun-12 20:34pm

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barneyman · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-15T21:23:00

Always talk to a SQL server with Stored Procedures ... It has the following advantages

1. Security is much easier to control
2. You hide the underlying data layout, which means you can change it
3. A lot of business logic can be implemented in the SP; you get a separation of concerns
4. SQL will automatically optimise itself based on the SP

and no disadvantages that i've ever really experienced