Parameterized Cursor in MySqlPosted by: Jigar P Date: June 02, 2009 07:43AM Greetings, I am trying to convert oracle stored procedure to mysql compliant.In the oracle SP there is use of parameterized cursors in this way: IN ORACLE: CURSOR get_day_records_haal_curs(dayNum IN ...
Oracle PL/SQL offers also the possibility of using parameterized queries in database-level code. PL/SQL supports binding parameters using the colon character with an index (e.g., :1). The following example demonstrates the use of PL/SQL with bound parameters to build a parameterized statement...
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