how to execute a stored procedure SQL (MySQL) on Unix ..?
Thank you.
at the risk of being called facetious
EXECUTE stored_procedure
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I have to convert store procedure from that is written in sql server, to mysql procedure. I know the their general differences like AS, GO and ; but still mysql procedure has not the same result as sql server. It is noteworthy that tables and their data are the same. can anyone say other differences between them?
I will thank you if you tell me correct answer in this case
I figure out for using mysql parameters like IN b INT in procedure code, I must use b directly! not #b like sql server
Is it possible to use MySQL stored procedure in DataFlow task destination?
While SQLServer is the source, MySQL DB is the destination, and I would like to use stored procedure to normalize the data. Currently the process uses ADO NET Destination with ADO.NET connection manager to insert data into a single table and it works.
Well, Yes you can use it. But take care about Connection of MySQL and Parameters you passed to Stored Procedure.
Current System and use of StoredProcedure both will work for same.
You can't use a stored procedure as a destination, but you can use a staging table as a destination and then call a stored procedure that normalizes your data as it sends it to the destination tables.
Is there any way to call a MySQL stored procedure / query from a SQL Server stored procedure?
Regards,
Ashish
First, you need to create a linked server
Then you call it like this in your procedure
EXEC('MySQL_Procedure;') AT MySQLSERVER;
Or using OPENROWSET / OPENQUERY
A stored procedure was created in mysql successfully but was not able to
be executed in mysql.
How to invoke stored procedure in mysql?
The Stored Procedure is just that, a Stored Procedure. When you run it, all you are doing is creating the Stored Procedure.
To execute the Stored Procedure you actually have to call the Stored Procedure with it's respective in and out parameters. Out parameters (op) should be preceded by an # symbol.
Call SP_name(p1,p1,#op1,#op2);
When in doubt just go to dev.mysql
I know that you can use Webmatrix.Data with MySql, but is it able to be used with MySql's stored procs? It does with SqlServer's procs obviously, not with Oracle's procs and I need to know if it will with MySql?
Thanks!
Chris
The CommandType for the DbCommand object that the Database helper wraps is CommandType.Text, so you can't simply pass the name of a stored procedure into the Query or Execute method. You have to prefix it with EXECUTE (or EXEC) with SQL Server. The equivalent for MySQL seems to be CALL. I suspect there is something similar for Oracle too.