Choosing Between Views, Functions, and Stored Procedures in SQL With Examples

When it comes to querying databases, SQL offers several different options: views, functions, and stored procedures. But which one is the best for your specific needs? In this video, we'll explore the differences between these options and help you choose the right tool for the job. With practical examples and a detailed explanation of each option, you'll gain a better understanding of how to optimize your SQL queries for performance and efficiency. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to take their SQL skills to the next level. Join us and learn how to choose between views, functions, and stored procedures in SQL with confidence.
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[@wednesdaysangel1]

that was great, and I think this channel seems underrated. My class teacher does not ask that we actually create our own functions and stored procedures but rather has us copying and pasting them from the assignment outline to Microsoft SQL Server, but I think that would be interesting to go through a sort of live tutorial where the host instructs how to go about building and the syntax of the functions and stored procedures.

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Very clear explanations , Thank you for your effort.

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Thank you for this great video Sir!

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Very good explanation. Thank You

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clear explanation..thanks

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Thanks, great explanation ❤️❤️

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great explanation!

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Thanks for the content

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Thanks for this video 🙏🏻

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great

[@suriyapriya4528]

Keen explanation👏👏thank u😊

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[@frikosimon]

Thank you, now i am ready to do my exam haha

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Glad to hear that. Let me know if you need further help in future.

[@diwaspoudel7]

I think the function can be used for insert/update/delete in the case of PostgreSQL.

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Hi thanks for the message. You are right. These SQL videos are for SQL Server though which I mentioned in the first video in the series.

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I can do videos on PostgreSql if you need?

[@diwaspoudel7]

@@TECNOVIQ It's Ok. I understood the concept. This much is enough. :)

[@dasarivenkatachalapathi6311]

Hi SIR can you please explain when to use cursors, loops what is the difference between them,

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Sure. Thanks for your comment. I can make a video to explain about it 👍.

[@harshitshahi5856]

Can you pls show how to debug a big SP and create dynamic queries etc. Also make a course on Azure Data engineering (including ADF, Az databricks) etc ! Paid is fine if you can give proper guidance & support

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Hi, I am soon coming up with a full course. I shall share it with you soon.

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@@TECNOVIQ Please ping as soon as it is out. Thanks

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Following

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Watch the rest of the SQL Series videos here ua-cam.com/play/PLXfnbRd6NGx-57KX1YoYiWJ1x1gqxMlb3.html

[@suryakanthbhullha7425]

We can use delete and upadate in views,you can try it.

[@TECNOVIQ]

You mean ON a view rather than IN?

[@frankokonkwo3662]

Thank you for the video but why do you always start with drop function/procedure if exists? Confused why we are dropping when we are trying to create.

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Thanks for your comment. The reason I drop function or procedure is that, it makes the script reusable. You can use ‘ALTER’ after creating them but only if they were already created.

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@@TECNOVIQ THANK YOU, UNDERSTOOD

[@vibinjoseph9180]

Why we can't run insert or update in a function ?

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It’s a limitation from the SQL server. Postgres uses functions for everything.

[@mohitjain1234512]

Very nice explanation. Thank you

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