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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Stored Procedures
Monitor data in MySQL with Cursors and Stored Procedures.
MySQL cursors traverse rows in a table. Okay…but why use them? In this blog post, we will look at a CURSOR within a stored procedure that returns specific records of interest.