Is there a difference in terms of performance or flexibility?
Is it a waste of time writing stored procedures in SQL express 2005 and importing them to VS2010?
Is there a difference in terms of performance or flexibility? Is it a waste
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Is there a difference in terms of performance or flexibility?
Is it a waste of time writing stored procedures in SQL express 2005 and importing them to VS2010?
If you’re talking about using VS2010 to create the stored procedures inside of SQL Express, no. They’re performing the same operation, namely execute a
CREATE PROCEDUREagainst the server.If you’re talking about creating a procedure in SQL Server versus executing the SQL of said procedure from within code in VS2010 (using ado.net or something), then there is a world of difference.