> I'm implementing a bridge between MySQL and Lotus Domino.
> In our application we realy need stored procedures (triggers).
> I saw that MySQL does not yet support stored procedures. (This will be
> one of the features of version 4.1). Is it worth to wait for version 4.1
> or should we switch t
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> Subject: RE: when will mysql 4.1 be released?
>
> Errata:
>
> > We could use MySQL and imlement stored procedures outselves. (Using some
>
> > scriptlanguages like perl or python).
>
> A stored procedure is by definitio
Errata:
> We could use MySQL and imlement stored procedures outselves. (Using some
> scriptlanguages like perl or python).
A stored procedure is by definition a collection of SQL statement
stored and executed in the RDBMS, not an external script, etc.
//Anders - sql, query
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First of all, let me apologize for repeaditly sending my e-mail message
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Roger Baklund wrote:
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>I don't know. Not in the nearest future, they have just begun the coding.
>
Oka
>I don't get it... does it "work perfectly with mysql", or do you "realy need
>stored procedures"? And ho
* harm de laat
> Subject: when will mysql 4.1 be released?
I don't know. Not in the nearest future, they have just begun the coding.
> I'm implementing a bridge between MySQL and Lotus Domino.
> In our application we realy need stored procedures (triggers).
> I saw that MySQL does not yet suppor
