SQL Nested Queries and Subqueries
A stored procedure is a named, reusable database routine that a developer creates and stores in the database for later execution. Developers use stored procedures to encapsulate SQL logic — such as queries and data manipulation — into a single callable unit, helping to organize and simplify database operations. They can be created and managed as shown in the [Create Stored Procedures](Tutorial: Create Stored Procedures) tutorial, and may internally leverage [ABAP SQL queries](Tutorial: Query the Database Using SQL Statements) to interact with database tables.
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