How to write Stored procedure in Linux server in MySql

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Hi friends.,

I have a problem with something that, i am going to write a stored procedure in MySql with the Linux Operating System. I know in windows operating system, but i am new with this Linux operating system. And in this i will send the 4 parameters, those should get insert 5 times in a same table with the difference of 1 second time between every insert.

It's very urgent friends. any one can help me to come out with this problem..?

Thanks..

Posted 14-Feb-12 19:27pm

Jagadish M Vadavatti

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Varun Sareen 15-Feb-12 1:50am

Not everyone is here is sitting for only your problem dear friend. Please have patience

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Varun Sareen · Answer 1 · 2012-02-14T19:51:00

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Dear Friend,

I think this link will be of much help to your problem:-

http://dbperf.wordpress.com/2010/04/05/scheduling-a-mysql-stored-procedure-using-a-linux-cron-job-and-mysql-events/[^]

Don't forget to mark this as your answer if it helps you out.

Thanks

Posted 14-Feb-12 19:51pm

Varun Sareen