what is the difference between when execute sql query in php and sql server ?

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what is the difference between execute sql query in php code normally and with a stored procedure?

Posted 2-Apr-14 9:02am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Apr-14 15:58pm

This question is not anything certain. What do you mean by "difference"? Performance? (In what process?) Feature set? These approaches are very different...
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Solution 1

Probably you want to know the difference between a 'standard' SQL query and a stored procedure. Google might help[^].

Posted 2-Apr-14 10:25am

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-02T15:29:00

Solution 2

Instead of writing sql queries in the PHP code,
a Stored Procedure is a procedure written in SQL in your case MySQL and is stored in a database which can be called by the database engine and connected programming languages like PHP.
Refer: stored-procedures-mysql-php[^]

Posted 2-Apr-14 15:29pm

Peter Leow

Updated 2-Apr-14 15:30pm

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