Re: Create Stored Procedure Issues with PhpMyAdmin
Posted by:
Nate Smith
Date: February 13, 2009 12:49PM
The following scenario works for me when creating stored procedures in phpMyAdmin.
Scenario for Command Line
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What if I had a SQL script like this:
/* Start Command Line Script */
DELIMITER $$
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS spTest $$
CREATE PROCEDURE spTest ()
BEGIN
SELECT 'Test' FROM DUAL WHERE 1=1;
END $$
DELIMITER ;
/* End Command Line Script */
Scenario for phpMyAdmin
-----------------------
If I wanted to run the above script in phpMyAdmin, I could do so in the following manner:
1. Go to any SQL tab in phpMyAdmin.
2. Directly below the SQL text area you'll see a text input labeled "Delimiter." In that field, enter "$$". This is the delimiter I was trying to use in the example above.
3. I can then paste in this slightly-modifed SQL script. Notice, I've removed the DELIMITER statements. phpMyAdmin handles that for me.
/* Start phpMyAdmin Script */
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS spTest $$
CREATE PROCEDURE spTest ()
BEGIN
SELECT 'Test' FROM DUAL WHERE 1=1;
END $$
/* End phpMyAdmin Script */
Using this method, you can easily create and modify stored procedures in phpMyAdmin.
-Nate
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Re: Create Stored Procedure Issues with PhpMyAdmin
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