Another way to use %ROWTYPE in PostgreSQL variables is using RECORD as the data type of a variable. Below is the same example as above, but displaying “emp” table data using RECORD type. postgres=# CREATE PROCEDURE example4 () AS $$ postgres$# DECLARE postgres$# eid_var emp.eid%TYPE...
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GRANT UDTTYPE ON SYSUDTLIB TO user_novatd; GRANT UDTUSAGE ON SYSUDTLIB TO user_novatd; In the procedure code I have the following: [...] DECLARE salida array_strings Default NULL; Set salida[1] = 'Calle'; Set salida[2] = 'Pepe'; ...
Create a stored procedure with input parameters (one or more) and be sure to use this UDTT for one of the parameters. Declare the parameter as READ ONLY which is required to process the table as an input parameter. When executing the stored procedure, declare ...
so the variable will "work" for both statements. It's the same thing when you want to run ...
Sign in to vote Try like below : (you declare your 2 variables in the stored procedure ) CREATE PROC MYPROC1 @input1 varchar(20), @input2 varchar(20), @input3 varchar(20) AS Begin ...
To be able to use variables in SQLite, you will need to declare them first. The declaration process is fairly simple, depending on the type of variable that you’re trying to create; however, it is slightly different than the native syntax. In SQLite, you will have to go through the pr...
But when I try pass the login to a stored procedure and execute the procedure with a Login although the user is in the database i got the error: Can't find any matching row in the user table Error 1133 there isn't any way to pass the user as a variable??