mysql 5alpha stored procedures vs mssql

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∟mysql 5alpha stored procedures vs mssql

'MySQL - Stored Procedure Language' tutorial was cited in an Experts Exchange forum article in 2005.

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Subject: mysql 5alpha stored procedures vs mssql
Date: Feb 23, 2005
Author: sajuks
Source: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MySQL
   /Q_21327055.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+mssql

Chekc the below links for a good start for mysql procedure
programming. Error numbers within MySQL are grouped by SQLSTATE
so a handler defined with SQLSTATE will handle all of the conditions
raised under a particular SQLSTATE code. The next levels are
SQLWARNING, which groups SQLSTATE codes beginning with 01. NOTFOUND
is for errors with an SQLSTATE beginning with 02 and SQLEXCEPTION
which is any SQLSTATE outside of these 2 groups. Variables are
declared without @ tags.

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