A previous blog post I wrote, INSERT with SELECT statement for columns with FOREIGN KEY constraint in MySQL with examples, we visited using INSERT with SELECT syntax adding records to one table, honoring FOREIGN KEY constraints in another. Constantly retyping that SELECT for each INSERT can be automated by ‘wrapping’ it up a function and that will be the focus for this blog post.
Enjoy the weekend with these great open-source SQL blog posts from around the web… At times, a few may be a bit dated, but worth the read, while others are relatively current… Share them along…
MySQL Stored Procedures and Functions enable database devs the ability to wrap useful bits of code in a nice little ‘package’ for reuse. In this blog post, I will provide a simple example to get you started on incorporating stored procedures into your own daily work flow.
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I recently got a great suggestion from a reader over on Medium about sharing my workflow tools when hacking on SQL (mainly PostgreSQL, but sometimes MySQL also), hence here we are in this blog post.
Enjoy the weekend with these great open-source SQL blog posts from around the web… At times, a few may be a bit dated, but worth the read, while others are relatively current… Share them along…