Re: Stored procedures utility library
Hi Giuseppe,
I've just finished my tree-functions using dynamic SQL. I promissed to finished them at the MySQL UC 2005 and it took some time until MySQL was ready.
For SPs it is easily possible to use id, parent_id relations which perform well in all read and write cases. Before 5.0 you had to use nested sets which are good for reading, but bad for modifcations on the tree or the full-path which had the limitation in depth.
Perhaps you want to intergrate them:
* sp_tree_depth
* sp_tree_get_subnodes
* sp_tree_get_parent
* sp_tree_delete_subnodes
* sp_tree_delete_node
* sp_tree_move_subnodes
* sp_tree_move_node
You can find it at
http://jan.kneschke.de/projects/mysql/sp/#14
regards,
Jan
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