You need create your select statement using a variable and the do the
prepare statement;
Drop Procedure If Exists RankStock;
DELIMITER |
Create Procedure RankStock(IN TableNameIn CHAR(20),IN ColNameIn
CHAR(20))
begin
Set @selStmt = Concat("Select ",ColNameIn," from ",TableNameIn,"
order by ",ColNameIn);
Prepare s1 from @selStmt;
Execute s1;
Deallocate Prepare s1;
END|
DELIMITER ;
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: mos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 10:58 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Stored Procedures Question
I have a dozen tables and I need to perform the same operations on them
so I thought I'd create a stored procedure and just pass the table name,
column name.
I was hoping it would take the parameters and substitute that in the
code.
So it looks like this:
create procedure RankStock(IN TableNameIn CHAR(20),
IN ColNameIn CHAR(20))
begin
select ColNameIn from TableNameIn order by ColNameIn; end;
Of course this produces errors because it doesn't like the TableNameIn
in the select statement. So from all this I have to assume I can't build
a Select statement by using passed parameters. Is that right?
TIA
Mike
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