Hugh
>However, the best place for it is as a server-side function, which MySQL
>v.5 now allows. So I have re-written it as a server-side function and
>tried to run it, but it only works so long as I log in as root. Any
>other user throws up an error, regardless of permissions granted. And
>even logged in as root, I cannot GRANT permission to EXECUTE for any
>other user.
Sounds like the mysql.procs table is missing or incomplete. Did you run
mysql_fix_privilege_tables.sql?
PB
H O de Saram wrote:
Database Manager
Marlborough College
I have written a little routine that returns somebody's age from a
date-of-birth input, and it has always worked perfectly as part of a
client-side front end.
However, the best place for it is as a server-side function, which MySQL
v.5 now allows. So I have re-written it as a server-side function and
tried to run it, but it only works so long as I log in as root. Any
other user throws up an error, regardless of permissions granted. And
even logged in as root, I cannot GRANT permission to EXECUTE for any
other user.
What's happening here???
Hugh de Saram
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