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Can I write Java on database-server instead of stored procedures?

 
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Is it possible to write the equivalent of stored procedures in Java on the database-server in Derby (also known as Cloudscape and Java DB) instead of having to learn how to write stored procedures?

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I'm not sure, but you probably can since Derby was developed in java. Also, you might find the answer here.
 
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Each database has their own variant of stored procs (they are not standardized), so I'm not sure what you mean by "the equivalent of stored procs in Java". Those ARE (or will be) stored procs.
 
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