At first the reference produced errors (not available).
Later on I got through alright.
I see there is a wealth of information available there.
After my post I found this reference myself. http://www.sql-server-performance.com/tn_stored_procedures.asp
Read and study the stored procedures that your databases already use. This
is especially useful if your using ASP.NET 2.0 Membership. Microsoft names
their stored procedures using the sp_ prefixed notation noting your notation
should be named differently. Learning why can also be found searching the
web.
Nothing like a good book or two just on SQL. It's a language all unto
itself, one which you will need to know in order to write good stored
procedures.
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