Mule with stored procedure
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Stored procedures allow developers to encapsulate business logic and rules in the database for improved maintainability, testability, security, and performance. The Mule Database component supports executing stored procedures. A developer can create a stored procedure in their database, then call it from a Mule flow using the Database component by specifying the stored procedure name. This retrieves data from the database and executes the stored procedure logic.
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