A stored procedure is a program in DB2, and you can add logic and run it by assigning it to a job whenever you need it.
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― Dalai Lama XIV
Ideas to write a high-performing stored procedure
Code Readability
- Avoid GO TO statements
- Use indentation while writing loops
- Use meaningful Labels
Code Size
- If the Triggers or Function is too large, you can convert them into a procedure.
- If the SQL procedure is too small, you can convert it to a function
Grouping
- Group all the procedures of the same application under one schema
- For instance – payroll.add_employee/payroll.remove_employee
Names
- Use proper names while CREATE, DELETE, and UPDATE of stored procedures
Exceptions
- Always use SQLSTATE to handle it
- Don’t use SQLCODE
COMMIT and ROLLBACK
- Use COMMIT and ROLLBACK explicitly
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