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Stored procs are the programming API of the database, the methods you invoke to mutate the system state. As such, I prefer to have SPs names reflect the business outcome desired rather than the implementation - change_of_address rather than update_customer. Each SP has the parameters to perform that business change and no others. Each does one thing and does ...
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Personally I don't understand why people write stored procedures that only perform CRUD. For me SQL is the interface to the database. Just write an update statement with placeholders for the column values and send that to the database -- along with the bound variables.
Someone will argue about SQL injection, but a) you're just moving the point where that can ...
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