MySQL, stored procedures and callable statements

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The stable 3.x versions of MySQL don’t support stored procedures. Consequently the associated JDBC driver can’t support callable statements. The alpha 4.x versions don’t support stored procedures either, but support for stored procedures (and therefore callable statements) is announced for the development 5.x versions at this time of writing.

This info can be important when you consider e.g. to replace an Oracle DB of an application with a MySQL DB.

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2 thoughts on “MySQL, stored procedures and callable statements”

  1. hi

    Can anyone help me to resolve this error………

    method cannot be resolved ,
    registerOutParameter(5,”dsadfs”)’;Im using CallableStatements

    while executing a JDBC Connection program with java and using procedures.

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