Stored Procedure for Data Migration
A stored procedure is a named, reusable database routine that encapsulates one or more SQL statements and can be called by applications or other procedures. Developers use it to perform complex data operations — such as migrating records across related tables — in a single, coordinated execution unit on the database server.
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