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Language: Enterprise
Expertise: Beginner
Nov 30, 2000
Send Requests Via Stored Procedures
Whenever a client application needs to send Transact-SQL to SQL Server, send it in the form of a stored procedure instead of a script or dynamic Transact-SQL. This not only reduces network traffic (only the EXECUTE or CALL is issued over the network), but it speeds up the Transact-SQL because the code in the stored procedure residing on the server is already pre-compiled. In addition, after a stored procedure is run for the first time, it stays cached in SQL Server
Andrew Holliday
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