In this chapter, you learned how to insert records directly into a table using Stored procedures, and stored in the Programmability folder in the SQL Server. You created a new stored procedure, updated the database structure, built the connection string, initialized the connection, tried out commands and caught exceptions, added parameters, saved the information for later retrieval, and recognized the role of indexers.
In the next chapter, you will learn how to use the nullable keyword to ensure that records that have missing values can still be brought, for example, into an application.
