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as stupid as it sounds, Not sure i understand fully.<br />
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i can use either DELIMITER // OR DELIMITER $$ <br />
they are the same thing<br />
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I only use these at the start and end of a stored procedure to allow multiple semi colins ;<br />
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Is that correct.
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as stupid as it sounds, Not sure i understand fully.

i can use either DELIMITER // OR DELIMITER $$
they are the same thing

I only use these at the start and end of a stored procedure to allow multiple semi colins ;

Is that correct.

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There is no difference between // or $$. You can even use your own delimiter like %% or ## or any text sequence.<br />
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Default delimiter is ;<br />
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Mysql uses this to identify that query or procedure or any sql command has been ended.
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There is no difference between // or $$. You can even use your own delimiter like %% or ## or any text sequence.

Default delimiter is ;

Mysql uses this to identify that query or procedure or any sql command has been ended.

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Ahh Okay thanks pare !<br />
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what is the difference between<br />
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DELIMITER //<br />
and<br />
DELIMITER $$
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what is the difference between


DELIMITER //
and
DELIMITER $$

Mysql stored Procedure DELIMITER //  DELIMITER $$

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