We encountered no real problems when converting a database from Interbase, with some
stored procedures and triggers as well, to mysql.
Most stored procedures were for things like generating a unique key, getting the
server date/time/year, etc.
Triggers are imho just application _unfriendly_, s
I believe that stored procedures are still on the TODO list, but that might
not fit into your client's plans.
Recall that stored procedures are a form of "compiled" SQL code. Therefore,
if you want, you could take that SQL code, in the stored procedure, and put
it into your VB application and exe
Istiaque Hussain wrote:
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> Dear Friends ,
>
> One of our clients wants to port the Database which was originally in MS SQL , to
>MY SQL . he main problem we are facing is that how to make previous stored procedures
>run . There are a lot in the application . Front end was in VB .
> We are
