We have a stored procedure (see stub below) and want to use the result
in an sql-statement (MySQL 5.0.38). Is that possible?



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SELECT FLOOR(uskill*mRange/(maxskill*1.001)+1) AS skill;
....

== Quote from agez (helmut.ziegler@gmail.com)'s article
> We have a stored procedure (see stub below) and want to use the result
> in an sql-statement (MySQL 5.0.38). Is that possible?
> ....
> SELECT FLOOR(uskill*mRange/(maxskill*1.001)+1) AS skill;
> ...

If your purpose is to return a value, then you'll be better off utilizing
functions. for stored procedures to work, they have a syntax like this:

call uskill;

which i don't think you can put in a select statement; however, if you put that
same syntax in a function, you can easily call that function from any select
and/or stored procedure.

hope this helps.
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