Some time ago, I found a good naming method for the stored procedure in the group and named it as a group number. So I couldn't wait to search for some examples on the Internet. After reading the examples, I thought the naming method was quite special, I forgot about it here. I suddenly forgot to use it today, so I went online again and rummaged through the box ........
Naming method "create procedureProcname; 1", Used hereSemicolon, Followed by a number, "procname" isGroup Name, 1 is the name of the stored procedure. The name can only be of the numerical type, and must be created from group number 1,A group number greater than 1 cannot be used without group number 1. The call method is the same as that for calling a common stored procedure.
Summary: although this method is convenient, you can easily view the stored procedures of a table. However, if there are too many stored procedures named in this method, the stored procedure function cannot be distinguished by name ..........