What type of command is executed when using a stored procedure in the Program Command shape?

When using a stored procedure in the Program Command shape, the command executed is one that does not return data to the process flow. This is an important characteristic as stored procedures are often designed to perform tasks such as updating records, inserting data, or managing transactions that do not require data to be sent back to the initiating process.

In many development environments, the use of stored procedures is focused on executing a series of SQL statements on the database rather than retrieving data. While there may be situations in which stored procedures can return information, the primary purpose in the context of the Program Command shape is generally related to execution without the intention of returning data.

Understanding this distinction is crucial, especially when designing integrations and workflows where the flow of data needs to be controlled and where executed commands are meant solely for operations rather than data retrieval.