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Doubts in stored procedure use in visual jsf

 
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hello,
how to use mysql stored procedure used in visual jsf
 
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JSF is just a component based MVC framework, not some database access API. Consult the documentation of the database access API which you're using.
 
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"nkarthi123",

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Stored Procedures are a very useful and powerful thing, but all too often they're abused. I've got an app right now that has to run on 2 different OS's because the database part is all done in Microsoft SQL Server stored procedures. Microsoft doesn't do SQL Server for Linux, I can't keep the database on the Linux box - I have to keep a second machine running Windows just for the database. Converting the stored procedures so I could use an OS-agnostic DBMS like MySQL or Oracle would be cost-prohibitive.

On top of that, the program is a <censored> to maintain. About half the program logic isn't even in the program - it's in the database.
 
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