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In the Part 1 of this series I discussed the basic operations of LINQ to SQL. By default when you use LINQ to SQL queries as shown earlier, they internally use SQL statements i.e. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and SELECT. In many real world applications you use stored procedures. Luckily, LINQ to SQL has a way to call stored procedures from your application. It involves bit of a work as compared to almost automated way discussed earlier. In this article I will explain how stored procedures can be consumed using LINQ to SQL.