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If I recall, I just ran the non-stored procedure queries and the stored procedure queries in the MySQL client and compared the execution times (I did this a few times). It's not the most scientific or thorough approach, but the SP ran much faster than the stand-alone queries. And you have to factor in that the SP had logic that the stand-alone queries did not, so putting those queries into a PHP script would have been even slower, as that script would have had to execute other queries and implement more logic.

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