Database procedures, often called stored procedures, are precompiled collections of SQL statements stored within a database management system (DBMS). They are used to encapsulate and reuse common database operations, improving performance by reducing network traffic and minimizing parsing overhead. Stored procedures can accept input parameters, perform complex logic, and return output values. They are commonly used for data validation, data access control, and performing batch operations.
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