Can anybody tell me why I cannot call a SP with a single parameter with
index 0?
I have a stored procedure that takes a single IN parameter of type
VARCHAR(255).
It seems that when havng only a single parameter the index cannot be 0.
Btw: The same code worked with 2.1.7.
This works:
mysqlpp::Query query2 = con->query();
query2 << "CALL sp_test(%1:ap_serial)";
query2.parse();
query2.def["ap_serial"] = "'1111111111111111'";
TRACE_SQL(query2.preview());
query2.execute();
This too (if changing the SP to accept a second IN parameter:
mysqlpp::Query query2 = con->query();
query2 << "CALL sp_test(%0:ap_serial,%1:second_par)";
query2.parse();
query2.def["ap_serial"] = "'1111111111111111'";
query2.def["second_par"] = "55";
TRACE_SQL(query2.preview());
query2.execute();
But this causes error:
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to
your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'CALL
sp_test('1111111111111111')'
mysqlpp::Query query2 = con->query();
query2 << "CALL sp_test(%0:ap_serial)";
query2.parse();
query2.def["ap_serial"] = "'1111111111111111'";
TRACE_SQL(query2.preview());
query2.execute();
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