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Re: No Dynamic SQL in Function or Trigger Frustration
Posted by: Peter Brawley
Date: March 14, 2014 07:43PM

> 1. How difficult is it to re-write a local version of MySQL from source to actually permit this feature to function?

Very, even if you're an accomplioshed C++ programmer.

> To jump between C, C#, VB, PHP, Python or anything else to do this would increase runtime to anywhere in the #Nth millions of years to run til completion

What's the point of such hyperbole? Developers implement calculations of the sort you describe every day in app languages like PHP.

> The base tables for my query applies a combination of tables. 4 to be precise, using 5 columns in each to set 20 possible values.

> For each string of 20 I intend to account for spreads and statistical offsets between the various numbers when applied as a matrice [sic]

SQL is set-based, so it isn't an optimal tool for large-matrix calculations like that. Are you sure you shouldn't be using something like R?

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