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MySQL Procedure compile completes w/o error but also w/o ANY notification

I even have SQL_MODE = 'STRICT_TRANS_TABLES' set, hoping I'd find some cause.

I can't find any reference to this in my search so far.

DROP PROCEDURE ImportCellModemPlans_ATnT ;

SET @OLD_SQL_MODE = @@SQL_MODE , SQL_MODE = 'STRICT_TRANS_TABLES' ;
DELIMITER &&

CREATE PROCEDURE `ImportCellModemPlans_ATnT`(IN param_invoice_id INTEGER, IN param_invoice_identifier VARCHAR(50), IN take_notice TINYINT )
BEGIN
... 1300 lines later...
END &&

DELIMITER ;
SET SQL_MODE = @OLD_SQL_MODE ;

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Any suggestions on what to look for?

I'm using MySQL Workbench 6.3 on Windows 7. Seems a bit more buggy than the 6.2 version I used to use.

Thanks!

Zberteoc

There is no enough information on this. What notification do you expect?

Ralph

ASKER

I'm using MySQL Workbench, but holds true for command line too.

Normally when I compile a PROC, (I include DROP theproc in line w/ its definition), I get:

3	159	16:28:40	DROP PROCEDURE `Census_ImportPlanChange`	0 row(s) affected	0.000 sec
3	160	16:28:40	CREATE PROCEDURE `Census_ImportPlanChange`(IN Pre_OR_Post VARCHAR(50), IN posting_period VARCHAR(50))
 BEGIN
   
   # -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
     DROP TABLE IF EXISTS yPlan_Data_Change ;
     
   # =====================================================================================
   
   IF UPPER(Pre_OR_Post) = 'PRE' THEN
       
     UPDATE zModem_Census  AS z
     JOIN   ModemConfig    AS mc
       ON   mc.modem_config_id = z.modem_config_id
      AND   z.posting_period = posting_period
     SET    z.intlplancode_before_invoice = mc.intlplan_code
          , z.domplancode_before_invoice  = mc.domplan_code ;
     COMMIT ;
     
   END IF ;
   
   # -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   IF UPPER(Pre_OR_Post) = 'POST' THEN
     
     UPDATE zModem_Census  AS z
     JOIN   ModemConfig    AS mc
       ON   mc.modem_config_id = z.modem_config_id
      AND   z.posting_period = posting_period
     SET    z.intlplancode_after_invoice = mc.intlplan_code
          , z.domplancode_after_invoice  = mc.domplan_code ;
     COMMIT ;
     
     # ===================================================================================
     
     
     UPDATE zModem_Census  a
     JOIN   zModem_Census  b
       ON   a.posting_period = b.posting_period
      AND   a.modem_config_id = b.modem_config_id
     SET   a.import_changed_plans_data = (b.intlplancode_before_invoice != b.intlplancode_after_invoice) OR (b.domplancode_before_invoice != b.domplancode_after_invoice)
     WHERE a.posting_period = posting_period ;
     COMMIT ;
     
   END IF ;
   
 END	0 row(s) affected	0.000 sec

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With this one large proc I get:

3	155	16:28:27	DROP PROCEDURE ImportCellModemPlans_ATnT	0 row(s) affected	0.000 sec
3	155	16:28:27

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Ralph

ASKER

BTW, just changed that PROC so I hadn't yet cleaned it up and removed superfluous statement.

Zberteoc

Try this script:

DELIMITER $$

DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `Census_ImportPlanChange` $$
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`%` PROCEDURE `Census_ImportPlanChange`(
  IN Pre_OR_Post VARCHAR(50), 
  IN posting_period VARCHAR(50)
)
BEGIN
   
   IF UPPER(Pre_OR_Post) = 'PRE' THEN
       
     UPDATE zModem_Census  AS z
     JOIN   ModemConfig    AS mc
       ON   mc.modem_config_id = z.modem_config_id
      AND   z.posting_period = posting_period
     SET    z.intlplancode_before_invoice = mc.intlplan_code
          , z.domplancode_before_invoice  = mc.domplan_code ;
     COMMIT ;
     
   END IF ;
   
   IF UPPER(Pre_OR_Post) = 'POST' THEN
     
     UPDATE zModem_Census  AS z
     JOIN   ModemConfig    AS mc
       ON   mc.modem_config_id = z.modem_config_id
      AND   z.posting_period = posting_period
     SET    z.intlplancode_after_invoice = mc.intlplan_code
          , z.domplancode_after_invoice  = mc.domplan_code ;
     COMMIT ;
     
     UPDATE zModem_Census  a
     JOIN   zModem_Census  b
       ON   a.posting_period = b.posting_period
      AND   a.modem_config_id = b.modem_config_id
     SET   a.import_changed_plans_data = (b.intlplancode_before_invoice != b.intlplancode_after_invoice) OR (b.domplancode_before_invoice != b.domplancode_after_invoice)
     WHERE a.posting_period = posting_period ;
     COMMIT ;
     
   END IF ;

END $$

DELIMITER ;

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Maybe you can delete the definer part.

Ralph

ASKER

Hi Zberteoc,

I don't have root perms on this remote server, so I can't try that.
Putting in my credentials gets me the same as w/o. No feedback at all that compilation was successful.

It IS successful though.
At EO Compile I put show errors and show warnings commands.
No warnings, no errors.

This didn't used to happen. It started rather recently when I made the large Proc even larger to its current size of 1353 lines.

It's importing data into 4 tables with a lot of logic to assure no redundancies, and a lot of code for detailed logging and optional debugging select to console evidence of progress.

I guess I can live with the status quo as long as it still compiles w/o errors...

Thanks!

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