A MySQL OUT parameter lets a stored procedure hand a value back to the caller through a variable. This post tests IN, OUT and INOUT on a small table, shows the error you get when you pass a literal, and compares the syntax with SQL Server.
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MySQL – Connection Error – [MySQL][ODBC 5.3(w) Driver]Host ‘IP’ is Not Allowed to Connect to this MySQL Server
Setting up a linked server to MySQL, the ODBC test failed: Host ‘IP’ is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server. Here is how I fixed it.
MySQL – Fix – Error – Your Password does not Satisfy the Current Policy Requirements
MySQL rejected every password with “does not satisfy the current policy requirements”. Here is how to check the validate_password settings and fix it.
MySQL – Fix Error – WordPress Database Error Duplicate Entry for key PRIMARY for Query INSERT INTO wp_options
My blog was slow and scheduled posts failed. The cause was a Wordpress Database Error: duplicate entry for key PRIMARY in wp_options. Here is how I fixed it.
How to Insert Multiple Rows in a Single SQL Query – Interview Question of the Week #069
Interview question: write one script that inserts multiple rows in a single SQL query and runs unchanged in SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL. Here is my answer.
MySQL – LEAST and GREATEST Comparison Operators
Comparing values across many columns is a common chore. Here is how the MySQL LEAST and GREATEST comparison operators find the smallest and largest value.
MySQL – FOUND_ROWS() Function for Total Number of Rows Affected
In SQL Server you get the number of rows affected with @@ROWCOUNT. In MySQL, you can find the total number of rows with FOUND_ROWS().