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MYSQL Stored Procedures With phpMyAdmin

Creating stored procedures in mysql can be done with phpMyAdmin or the mysql console. Obviously, this particular example will be show how to make a stored procedure with phpMyAdmin.

The code below will create a new stored procedure called new_procedure. The ‘CREATE PROCEDURE’ statement will be on the first line. The second line contains the ‘BEGIN’. Then, a variable is declared using the ‘DECLARE’ statement. The declare statement includes the datatype and size, and a default value. In this case, we declare an integer with a default value of 0. The ‘SET’ statement gives the newly declared variable a value of 10. the ‘select my_variable’ is a typical mysql query.Finally, ‘END’ is used to complete the task. It is very important that the delimiter is blank before selecting ‘Go’. After everything looks good, select ‘Go’.

 
Here are 3 example sets of code for stored procedures.

CREATE PROCEDURE new_procedure()
BEGIN
DECLARE my_variable INT DEFAULT 0;
SET my_variable = 10;
select my_variable;
END;

CREATE PROCEDURE second_procedure()
BEGIN
DECLARE my_variable INT DEFAULT 0;
SET my_variable = (SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM calendar)
select my_variable;
END;

CREATE PROCEDURE third_procedure()
BEGIN
DECLARE my_variable varchar(255) DEFAULT 0;
SET my_variable = (SELECT title FROM calendar WHERE id=’3′);
select my_variable;
END;

To call a stored procedure, the statement call new_procedure() is implemented.

 
 

To view the stored procedure,

SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE new_procedure;  Note: You may want to select 'Print view' to see the details.