Introduction to stored routines (part 3)
Last time we created a simple, but not particularly useful, stored function. This time, we’ll create something a little more complicated and useful. (more…)
Richard Wallman - a MySQL® DBA (database administrator)
Last time we created a simple, but not particularly useful, stored function. This time, we’ll create something a little more complicated and useful. (more…)
Previously, I gave a brief introduction into what stored routines actually are and gave some advantages of using them. Now, I’ll cover some of the basics for creating stored routines. (more…)
Stored routines are a relatively new addition to the MySQL server, and aren’t generally used by a lot of people. Although they can greatly simplify application code and ensure that all parts of a system behave in a consistent manner, creating and using stored routines can still be a daunting prospect to those who have never used them before. In this series of articles I will introduce stored routines, how to create (and use) them and the reasons for using them. (more…)