CALL Statement
The CALL
statement is used to execute a stored procedure in the database. Stored procedures are predefined SQL code blocks that perform specific tasks.
Examples of Using CALL
Scenario: Calling a Stored Procedure
CALL InsertNewFighter('Praveen', 'Kanchipuram', '1988-05-20', 'Education Reformer');
Output:
Stored procedure executed successfully, and a new record is inserted.
Do's and Don'ts
Do's
- Use stored procedures to encapsulate and reuse SQL logic.
- Ensure that input parameters are sanitized to prevent SQL injection.
- Test stored procedures thoroughly before deploying to production.
Don'ts
- Don't use stored procedures without understanding their logic and impact.
- Don't execute stored procedures on critical tables without proper testing.
- Don't ignore error handling within stored procedures.