need : syntax for stored procedure inside of stored procedure. Thread starter bjgrem Start date Aug 24, 2000 Not open for further replies. Aug 24, 2000 #1 bjgrem Programmer Jul 18, 2000 10 US I need to make
I'm converting a SQL Server database to MySQL. There's a stored procedure in SQL Server that deletes records in a table based on a where clause with 3 field qualifiers. Here's the SQL Server sproc syntax: ALTER Procedure [dbo].[spPickLineDelete] (@PickListNumber nchar(11) ...
this is my stored procedure i need to check the empid null or not after i need to check the empid exists or not in the employee table please help me this ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_Details1] @empID varchar(50) AS BEGIN Declare @records varchar(max) IF ISNULL(@EmpId,0)!=0 IF EXIS...
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
Fixes incorrect syntax error when you add a subscription by using the "sp_addpullsubscription_agent" stored procedure in SQL Server.
If you don't specify the columns in an insert statement, then the columns you insert much match the columns in the table. What I suspect you are trying to do is put all of the values in a single variable and use that one variable in the insert statement. However, SQL Server only see...
There are limitations on what can appear in statements that a trigger executes when activated: The trigger cannot use theCALLstatement to invoke stored procedures that return data to the client or that use dynamic SQL. (Stored procedures are permitted to return data to the trigger throughOUTorIN...
The case-sensitivity of stored procedures and functions is never a problem, as they are case-insensitive in SQL Server. Quoting Strings In SQL Server, by default strings can only be quoted with single-quotes ('), and to use a double quote in a string it should be doubled (''). This...
SQL WAITFOR Introduction to SQL WAITFOR WAITFOR in Standard Query Language (SQL) is a command that is used to block or delay the execution of a batch, transaction or stored procedure for a certain specified amount of time, or till the modification or result of a previously mentioned statement...
I am using this stored procedure. I am getting some error. Is the syntax all right CREATE PROCEDURE maintest( IN rec_id int ) BEGIN START transaction; declare exit handler FOR NOT found ROLLBACK ; declare exit handler FOR sqlexception ROLLBACK ; declare exit handler FOR sql...