SP
- SP
- 1. Service Pack.
A service pack combines a collection of updates, fixes and/or enhancements to a product. Any enhancements are likely to be minor incremental enhancements, rather than major features which are typically included in a new product release.
For more information see:
- http://everything.explained.at/Service_pack - Service pack explained.
- http://support.microsoft.com/sp/ - List of service packs from Microsoft for each of Microsoft's products.
- 2. Stored Procedure.
A stored procedure is procedural code written in SQL and stored as part of a database which can then be referenced by name either directly or by other stored procedures. Typically stored procedures are called either explicitly by other stored procedures or called (known as "triggered") when some event occurs (such as when data is inserted into a database table).
For more information see:
- http://everything.explained.at/stored_procedure - Stored procedures explained.
- 3. Space character.
The text character for a space, i.e. the character representing a space between words in a block of text. ASCII character 32.