ADO.NET database developers frequently use T-SQL strings to retrieve data for their applications. When ADO.NET developers have a poor understanding of a database's design, the T-SQL language, or both, the process of creating T-SQL strings for their applications can lead to inefficient data-access designs or even result sets with improperly computed values. In such situations, reusing T-SQL code in database objects such as stored procedures and user-defined functions (UDFs) offers distinct advant...