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Refactor stored procedure for improved readability and debugging. #456

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"Refactored stored procedure 'dbo.DebugExample' to enhance readability and facilitate debugging:

  • Reorganized code sections and comments for clarity and logical flow.
  • Simplified variable naming and removed redundant comments for improved maintenance.
  • Ensured consistent formatting and adherence to best practices for SQL script readability.
  • Optimized error handling and debug logic sections for better troubleshooting capabilities.
  • Updated documentation comments to reflect code changes and improve future understanding."

Why: The refactor was done to improve the maintainability and clarity of the stored procedure code. By reorganizing and simplifying the code structure and comments, it becomes easier for developers to understand, debug, and modify the procedure as needed in the future. These changes aim to enhance productivity and reduce potential errors during development and maintenance phases.

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@Imran-imtiaz48 please read the contributing guide -- you've pointed this PR against the incorrect branch, and you didn't open a corresponding issue to discuss the changes first.

But, just to be honest with you, I disagree with nearly every single change you've made here. If you find your version better, you are of course free to keep and maintain that fork. I do not find these changes helpful, though.

Thanks!

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