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What is a Stored Procedure?

A stored procedure is SQL code that can be accessed using the SQL CALL syntax. Much like a function in other programming languages, you can pass values into a stored procedures. Stored procedures cannot return results, unlike functions.

Database users create procedures. Procedures are schema and are stored along with other schema elements in the database.

Doltgres support for Stored Procedures

Doltgres comes with .

User created stored procedures are not yet supported but will be added in a future release.

many built-in stored procedures for version control features