Falls under worse practices..maybe? I don't know.
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In a phone conference today with both technical and subject matter people, it was asked: "So, we are trying to use a stored procedure for something other than a stored procedure?" Yes, he is not a database person if you wanted to ask.
They likely meant that what ever was implemented using a stored procedure, should probably have been implemented in a different manner. Regardless, it is a poorly worded question that is more confusing than understandable. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
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In a phone conference today with both technical and subject matter people, it was asked: "So, we are trying to use a stored procedure for something other than a stored procedure?" Yes, he is not a database person if you wanted to ask.
I'm with Chris. Stored procedures are overused nowadays and are often used when a simpler technique will suffice.