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Can you call a webservice from TSQL code? - Stack Overflow @Rostol Perhaps 15 years later I can attempt to explain it better Calling a WebService from within SQL code is a bad idea for the performance reasons mentioned above -- but as you say, those can be rationalized away if you don't care about performancearen't a concern The more important reason why this is a bad idea is that it violates conventions and expectations that other developers will
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