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MySQL and importing files within procedural code

Asked by psk1 in MySQL Server

My developer on a MySQL project is a SQL Server veteran.  She has recently reported to me, among other things, the following issue she has encountered with MySQL which she says makes a migration to SQL Server more attractive:

"I also ran into the situation where the data file importing commands were allowed in Procedural code in version 4.xx and then were not supported in version 5.xx (this type of thing gives me the heebeegeebees).  If we had coded up our app in version 4 and then upgraded to 5 our import facility would suddenly not work.  I have rarely seen this type of functionality backwards stepping in SQL Server or Oracle."

I want to ensure that the above is essentially agreed by more experienced MySQL developers -- if you need more detail as to what she is describing regarding file import within procedures, please let me know.

Thanks.
 
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