Stored Procedure Question

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Old 03-24-2008
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I am very aware most of you do not use a stored procedure in mysql.

However with my latest C++ programming I have created a few that make life a dream.

The issue I am having. When I call the stored procedure I would like the end of the procedure to call or invoke a php script.

I have read many MySQL Stored Procedure documents, nothing as of yet that describes what the best practic syntax or structure of a php script call.




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Old 03-24-2008
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Default Re: Stored Procedure Question

I'm not sure that it can be done. I've never heard of anyone doing it
before. Why don't you just call the PHP script from your C++ program after
you call the stored proc?

- Dan

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>I am very aware most of you do not use a stored procedure in mysql.
>
> However with my latest C++ programming I have created a few that make life
> a dream.
>
> The issue I am having. When I call the stored procedure I would like the
> end of the procedure to call or invoke a php script.
>
> I have read many MySQL Stored Procedure documents, nothing as of yet that
> describes what the best practic syntax or structure of a php script call.
>
>
>
>
> "Reality is a delusion brought on by alcohol deficiency $1000"
> "Fixing the GUI between the chair and the keyboard Priceless"


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