This is a discussion on HELP: FUNCTION and PROCEDURE best practices.... within the MySQL forums, part of the Database Server Software category; --> No not really the same. If you have C# Function foo(int x, int y) you can call it as ...
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| No not really the same. If you have C# Function foo(int x, int y) you can call it as foo(var1,var2) With the .NET libraries for MySQL. If something is an OUT parameter e.g. foo(IN x INT, OUT ret INT) you can no call it like this foo(var1,var2), you HAVE TO CALL it like this foo(x,ret), where x and ret are you local variables. Anyway we digress. Thanks for the response. D. |