Executing a stored procedure means running the saved SQL logic.
Once created, procedures can be executed multiple times.
This avoids rewriting SQL queries.
Stored procedures are executed using the CALL keyword.
Only the procedure name is required.
Parameters may be passed if defined.
Executing procedures improves performance.
The SQL engine runs precompiled logic.
This is useful in large applications.
The CALL command is used to execute procedures.
It triggers all SQL statements inside the procedure.
Results are returned to the application.
Stored procedures are commonly used in APIs.
They centralize business logic.
This improves security and consistency.