stored procedures

It does work for simple selects, but try something like this

http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/mysql-storedproc.html

and you don't get any results.

Also I'm still baffled by the the example in the MySQL-DBD docs, which
produces four result sets, and works providing you do it in the
following order

drop procedure if exists
create procedure 
call procedure

If you just call it (because you already created it the previous time),
it only produces one result set.



Mark.
 
 
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