I have a stored procedure I don't want to modify. It's rather large and complex, and I don't want to add any more confusion to it. So what I would like to do is have another store procedure that calls on the big one, and uses the result set to perform further selects / joins etc. ...
I'm getting a 1064 error when trying to call a stored function from within a stored procedure. It only happens on the line where I try to do this: SET account_id = get_account_id(user);. What is the problem and how can I fix it? Account ID Stored Functions: CREATE DEFINER=`aaron`@`%` FUNCTION `get_account_id`(user VARCHAR(255)) RETUR...
UPDATE: Ok, I was able to debug this and found that the by doing this select @@max_sp_recursion_depth I can see that the variable is set at 15, however, when I run the call back to itself with CALL single_limb_portfolio_list(xaccount_id, xparent_portfolio_id); I get the error stating the Recursive Limit 0 was reached, but it never iterat...
How stored procedures are fast in Mysql . Where it is suitable to use stored procedures (insert,update,select) How can we make stored procedure of a complex query returning 100000 rows and how can we get these records on php form. any example of such stored procedure using select query returning multiple rows ? ...
When we create a stored procedure propably we create some variable like this : DECLARE @UserCount INT We use that variable in stored procedure. But we don't dispose that variable at the end of stored procedure. We dispose Cursors with DEALLOCATE but we don't write ant lines for variables which we create. Another stuation is we creat...
The way I want my stored procedure to work is this, the user passes all of the customer data, name, phone, and all of address info into the procedure, then I want to perform an insert into the address table, get the id generated from that insert, use that id in another insert for the customer table then return the customer id to the user...
Hello, to mimic the MySQL-REPLACE statement (aka UPSERT) I need to try to UPDATE a record and if that fails - INSERT it. But how can I detect that the UPDATE has failed in my SQL procedure? begin transaction; create table pref_users ( id varchar(32) primary key, first_name varchar(32), last_name ...
I have a stored procedure that will query and return records based on if items are available or not. That part is easy, Im simply passing in a variable to check where available is yes or no. But what I want to know is how do I throw a everything clause in there (i.e available, not available, or everything)? The where clause right now i...