Hello all
I have a stored procedure that probably does a lot more than it should, but
it works fine on my test server (which is running 5.0.67). When I moved it
over to the production server, (which is running 5.0.32 and I never thought
to check that the versions were the same before) it works almost perfectly.
The issue is when this runs:
GREATEST(d_UPDATE_Time, d_START_Time)
The value is '2010-05-21 20:26:18' and not '2010-05-26 21:49:51' even though
it is greater.
Both of these variables are declared in the top of the procedure:
DECLARE d_UPDATE_Time DATETIME;
DECLARE d_START_Time DATETIME;
When I put this in, to see the values of the variables, I get the right
data:
SELECT d_UPDATE_Time, d_START_Time;
d_UPDATE_Time d_START_Time
------------------- -------------------
2010-05-26 21:49:51 2010-05-21 20:26:18
So if I ran this from the command line:
SELECT GREATEST('2010-05-26 21:49:51', '2010-05-21 20:26:18');
I get:
RESULT
-------------------
2010-05-26 21:49:51
So it works perfectly fine when it runs outside of the stored procedure, but
inside the procedure, it returns the wrong date :(
Is there something I am doing wrong? I can't seem to see anything wrong.
Also, upgrading from 5.0.32 would require upgrading both the master and
slave, and right now, that is not a good idea (we are discussing it though)
Steven Staples
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