I need to make a few stored procedures that will allow access to a few sql stored procedures (such as sp_password and sp_addlogin) without granting premissions. If anyone could help i would greatly appreciate it
CREATE PROCEDURE creates a stored procedure.Function creation also applies to stored procedures. For details, see CREATE FUNCTION.The precision values (if any) of the par
a stored procedure is a SQL code that can be saved and reused later. A stored procedure can be system defined or user-defined. EXECUTE command helps in context switching by allowing for executing commands on different servers and by different users. ...
If a function is defined asIMMUTABLEorSHIPPABLE, avoidINSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,MERGE, andDDLoperations in the function because the CN needs to determine the execution node for these operations. Otherwise, an error may occur. If DDL operations are performed on a function of the IMMUTABLE or SHIPPABLE ...
Assume that you publish aTransparent Data Encryption(TDE)-encrypted database for transactional replication in Microsoft SQL Server 2016. When you use thesp_addpullsubscription_agentstored procedure to add a subscription...
GaussDBdoes not support DDL operations when theCNis incomplete. For example, if aCNinclusteris faulty, creating a database or a table will fail. Defining a Role A role is used to manage permissions. For database security, management and operation permissions can be granted to different roles....
ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 26: When Creating a Stored Procedure 7731 star all March 22, 2009 10:09PM Re: ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 26: When Creating a Stored Procedure 5381 vladimir danch August 08, 2009 08:48AM Re: ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error ...
Creating a SQL Syntax Cheat Sheet is a great idea to help others learn and reference SQL commands quickly. Below is a comprehensive cheat sheet formatted in Markdown, suitable for a GitHub repository. SQL Syntax Cheat Sheet A quick reference guide to SQL syntax, commands, and functions. Table...
This can be done in any situation, but it is particularly useful when creating stored routines or using BEGIN NOT ATOMIC. The reason is better explained with an example: CREATE PROCEDURE p() BEGIN SELECT * FROM t1; SELECT * FROM t2; END; If we enter this procedure in this way in ...
ERROR 1064 WHEN CREATING STORED PROCEDURE 18610 vijay kumar April 17, 2007 04:04AM i can not to alter procedure. 6186 Waldi Ahmad November 17, 2008 11:18PM Re: ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error 7286 Saji Sathian April 02, 2008 04:52AM ...