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Im working through sprocs with MySQL and I came across something that made me quite uncertain...
I learned sprocs with MSSQL and I am used to declaring as such:

create ... myProc (@var type, @var2 type(xxx))
as
....

and for declares, we declare vars as
declare @var3 type(xxx), @var 4 type() .....

With mysql I have resigned to the missing @ in the proc declaration, and variables are not called via @var...

However, in order to skirt the whole "cant pass a variable into a limit" issue, I basically made a prepared statement inside the proc, and execute it.

However, the declare requires @, where other vars do not require, and in fact seem to error out, when using @ in the declaration.

What am I missing here?

Thanks!

Ryan

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also, why do temp tables persist outside of the sproc? Especially when engine=memory?

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