Executing SQL Server stored procedures with Power FX in Power Apps
A stored procedure in SQL is a pre-defined collection of SQL commands stored within the database, optimized to enhance execution efficiency and support consistent reuse across applications. It can include various operations such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or even complex logic involving loops and conditionals. Stored procedures are essential for modularizing code, enhancing performance, and… Read More »
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