The need to repeat tasks or activities is a constant in some business functions, such as in store checkouts or line-production or mass manufacturing. The same is true for functions and procedures that must be repeated in a program process. However, the code statements needed to create functions and procedures varies, as do the invoke statements needed to call each function and procedure. For this discussion, consider that you must create a user-defined function and stored procedure for a local doctor's office. This function and procedure must be related to tasks and activities that must be repeated throughout the day. Once you have the purpose behind the function and procedure you would create, answer the following questions: What is the title and purpose behind the user-defined function you would create? What code statement would you have to right to call your user-defined function? What is the title and purpose behind the stored procedure you would create? What code statement would you have to right to call your stored procedure? What is the business value the doctor's office can gain from the function and procedure you created?