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Basic MySQL Stored Procedure Syntax Problem
I have a basic Stored proc and keep getting a Syntax error. The SQL works fine, but not in the stored proc.
CREATE DEFINER=`time`@ `%` PROCEDURE `spAppendTimesh eet`();
BEGIN
UPDATE tempam1t SET tempam1t_eventi d=4;
END
Can someone please point out where I am wrong?
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Penny -
Thank you for clearing that up for me.
I really appreciate it.
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Select/update in MySQL Stored Procedure
I'm sorry if this is a really stupid question, but I have just started using mySQL.
I have created a basic stored proc, which does the following:
SELECT * from members;
I can call it from mySQL Query Browser and return the results, but the recordset can't be edited.
Is there any way that the results from a stored procedure can be directly edited, or should I be using views?
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