Re: Calling stored procedure: "can't return a result set in the given context"

[Jonathan Sachs]

Very interesting... in the command line environment, it does work.

This creates a problem, because my immediate reason for wanting stored procedures is to create "shorthand" queries that I can run while using phpMyAdmin as a debugging tool. Further, one of the places I want to use them is a hosted service where phpMyAdmin is the only tool available (at least, without a lot of pain and inconvenience which would probably outweigh the advantage of using stored procedures at all).

For mys development system, what versions of phpMyAdmin might work better?

For the host, I'll try a stored procedure, and if it doesn't work, take it up with tech support.