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Re: Creating a stored routine from within a stored procedure
Posted by: Davide Cicuta
Date: February 24, 2013 08:02AM

Thank you very much for your reply.

Ok, I get it that SQL has definitely not been designed to do that, but I achieved the results I need in both SQL Server and Oracle. Ok, different produts, different features, but apparently also in MySQL there is the chance of executing runtime-defined DDL statements and over the net there are examples of people creating that way at least tables. I realize creating tables is (syntactically) different than creating routines, but that made me figure that the problem was just in the syntax. After all, creating a table is more demanding than creating a routine.

Is there really no way of creating a routine from a stored procedure?

Thanks in advance for your replies!

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