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Posted by Stu on 10/01/65 11:42
There is no performance benefit to using stored procedures as opposed
to views; as of SQL Server 7, the optimizer caches all SQL plans the
same way. However, if your queries are highly paramaterizable (as most
stored procedures are), then the likelihood increases that a plan will
get re-used. The optimizer should also process a view in the smae
method as your SELECT statement, so there should be no performance
difference there.
Of course, if you use nested views, you may get some benefit by using
parameterized SELECT statements to filter your data at the lowest level
of the nesting structure, rather than using the views themselves.
HTH,
Stu
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