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MySQL 5.0 FAQ: Stored Procedures and Functions
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Does MySQL 5.0 support stored procedures and functions?
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Where can I find documentation for MySQL stored procedures and stored functions?
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Is there a discussion forum for MySQL stored procedures?
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Where can I find the ANSI SQL 2003 specification for stored procedures?
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How do you manage stored routines?
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Is there a way to view all stored procedures and stored functions in a given database?
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Where are stored procedures stored?
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Is it possible to group stored procedures or stored functions into packages?
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Can a stored procedure call another stored procedure?
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Can a stored procedure call a trigger?
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Can a stored procedure access tables?
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Do stored procedures have a statement for raising application errors?
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Do stored procedures provide exception handling?
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Can MySQL 5.0 stored routines return result sets?
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Is
WITH RECOMPILE
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Is there a MySQL equivalent to using
directly to a stored procedure in the database?
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Can I pass an array as input to a stored procedure?
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Can I pass a cursor as an
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Can I return a cursor as an
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Can I print out a variable's value within a stored routine for debugging purposes?
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Can I commit or roll back transactions inside a stored procedure?
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Do MySQL 5.0 stored procedures and functions work with replication?
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Are stored procedures and functions created on a master server replicated to a
slave?
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How are actions that take place inside stored procedures and functions replicated?
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Are there special security requirements for using stored procedures and functions
together with replication?
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What limitations exist for replicating stored procedure and function actions?
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Do the preceding limitations affect MySQL's ability to do point-in-time recovery?
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What is being done to correct the aforementioned limitations?
Questions and Answers
B.4.1: Does MySQL 5.0 support stored procedures and functions?
Yes. MySQL 5.0 supports two types of stored routines—stored procedures and stored functions.
supported for stored procedures?
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parameter from a stored procedure?
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