1.Since it sits on the server and runs faster, you can use SP to handle complicated sql or sql with large chunk of data.
2. If you don't change(upgrade, downgrade, switch) the DB server very often, SP has more advantages.
3. It's sounds hard to write SP at first, but you will love it we you get use to it. Check the "sample" directory of DB and find some sample SP would be helpful.
4. Try not to put front end business logic into SP so that you might avoid frequently changes in SP.
Good Luck
2. If you don't change(upgrade, downgrade, switch) the DB server very often, SP has more advantages.
3. It's sounds hard to write SP at first, but you will love it we you get use to it. Check the "sample" directory of DB and find some sample SP would be helpful.
4. Try not to put front end business logic into SP so that you might avoid frequently changes in SP.
Good Luck