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Re: Simply stored proc works OK but is it correct syntax ?
Posted by: Peter Brawley
Date: September 17, 2016 01:12PM

> SET @crewID = CONCAT('"', p_crewID, '"'); // Is this correct ??

Is crewid an int? If so, why quote it!?

> SET @s = CONCAT("INSERT INTO ", @wagesYear, "(crewID) VALUES (", @crewID, ")");

The Insert statemens cites one column to be set, but supplies two values. If the first value, '', is meant as a placeholder for an auto_increment column, it should be NULL and you need to add it at the front of the column list. Or more simply, let MySQL handle it, and lose the '' value.

> PREPARE stmt FROM @s;
> EXECUTE stmt;

Missing DROP PREPARE.

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