I don't have any concrete examples at this moment to show the advantages of using stored procedures. So, suppose that we have to update 2 tables A, B if data in

I don't have any concrete examples at this moment to show the advantages of using stored procedures. So, suppose that we have to update 2 tables A, B if data in table C satisfies some conditions. Then stored procedures allow us to send only 1 request to the db while with the update commands we have to send at least 2 requests.