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Understanding SIGINT, KILL, and DECLARE HANDLER
Posted by: Sam Sun
Date: October 12, 2022 01:31AM

Hello,

I'm reading the documentation for MySQL 5.7 and I would like to know how to write a Stored Procedure that gracefully terminates when requested by the user.

It seems like CTRL-C or SIGINT only kills the statements on the client end, and the statements continue to execute server side.

How does the KILL command affect a stored procedure that is mid-transaction?
Does it trigger the DECLARE HANDLER? If so, with what SQLSTATE?

Thank you!

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