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problem with pre-define variable
Posted by: selaru sibath
Date: February 03, 2014 09:38AM

below code is working correctly,
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CREATE TRIGGER `tr_update_cement_table` AFTER INSERT ON `bring`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN

SELECT ship_id INTO @i FROM bring ORDER BY permit_id desc LIMIT 1;
SELECT bring_capacity, cement_code into @q,@id from bring WHERE ship_id=@i;
SELECT current_stoke INTO @cstk FROM cement_factory_db.cement WHERE cement_code = @id;
UPDATE cement_factory_db.cement SET current_stoke = @q+@cstk WHERE cement_code = @id;
END
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if I add DECLARE @i int; statement as below it generate an error. I can not understand why. can anyone help me ?
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BEGIN
DECLARE @i int;

SELECT ship_id INTO @i FROM bring ORDER BY permit_id desc LIMIT 1;
SELECT bring_capacity, cement_code into @q,@id from bring WHERE ship_id=@i;
SELECT current_stoke INTO @cstk FROM cement_factory_db.cement WHERE cement_code = @id;
UPDATE cement_factory_db.cement SET current_stoke = @q+@cstk WHERE cement_code = @id;
END
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#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '@i int; SELECT ship_id INTO @i FROM bring ORDER BY permit_id desc LIMIT 1; ' at line 2

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