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    This document contains information about SQL triggers, stored procedures, and accessing MySQL from Java. It includes examples of trigger syntax and stored procedures. The key points are: - Triggers are defined using CREATE TRIGGER and can be used to perform actions in response to INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements. - Stored procedures are similar to procedures in Oracle PL/SQL and IBM DB2 SQL and allow structured programming. They are created using CREATE PROCEDURE. - Cursors can be used in stored procedures to loop through result sets from queries. - MySQL can be accessed from Java and other languages like Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Links are provided for Java MySQL access.

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    This document contains information about SQL triggers, stored procedures, and accessing MySQL from Java. It includes examples of trigger syntax and stored procedures. The key points are: - Triggers are defined using CREATE TRIGGER and can be used to perform actions in response to INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements. - Stored procedures are similar to procedures in Oracle PL/SQL and IBM DB2 SQL and allow structured programming. They are created using CREATE PROCEDURE. - Cursors can be used in stored procedures to loop through result sets from queries. - MySQL can be accessed from Java and other languages like Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Links are provided for Java MySQL access.

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    This document contains information about SQL triggers, stored procedures, and accessing MySQL from Java. It includes examples of trigger syntax and stored procedures. The key points are: - Triggers are defined using CREATE TRIGGER and can be used to perform actions in response to INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements. - Stored procedures are similar to procedures in Oracle PL/SQL and IBM DB2 SQL and allow structured programming. They are created using CREATE PROCEDURE. - Cursors can be used in stored procedures to loop through result sets from queries. - MySQL can be accessed from Java and other languages like Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Links are provided for Java MySQL access.

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    10/12/09

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    2. www.mysqlLuLorlal.org
    3. www.dlglLalpropulslon.org
    4. www.daLabasedeslgn-resource.com/ mysql-
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    browser Lo ald creauon, buL can be done from
    command llne
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    SPCW 8CCLuu8L LlkL '1esL',
    SPCW C8LA1L 8CCLuu8L myproc,
    10/12/09
    5
    SLored rocedures
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    -- creaLe news Lable, be sure Lo be ln a 'LesL' u8
    C8LA1L 1A8LL news
    (newslu lnL auLo_lncremenL noL null,
    1lLle varchar(32),
    prlmary key(newslu))
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    u8C 8CCLuu8L ll LxlS1S sproc1esL $$
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    Lnu ll,
    ll (ld lS nC1 nuLL) Anu (LxlS1S
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    1PLn
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    LLSL
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    Lnu $$
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    10/12/09
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    SLored rocedures
    uslng cursors
    LeL's us loop on each row reLurned from a query
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    Lh
    edluon
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    hup://www.cs.ucdavls.edu/~devanbu/Leachlng/160/
    docs/mysql_[ava.pdf
    hup://www.romow.com/compuLer-blog/how-Lo-use-
    mysql-wlLh-[ava/
    Can also access mysql wlLh erl, P, yLhon,
    8uby

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