How does a stored procedure differ from a regular SQL statement in DB2?
- Can execute multiple SQL statements sequentially
- Can't contain control-flow logic
- Cannot accept parameters
- Executes only a single SQL statement
Stored procedures in DB2 can execute multiple SQL statements sequentially, allowing for more complex operations compared to regular SQL statements.
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