Joel Linn:
> Why is it chosen to "not support stored procedures" instead of adding two
> lines of code?
The original mysql client may well have been written at a time that
stored procedures did not exist, or no API documentation existed
for how to do this correctly.
If you feel strongly about stored procedures, then you are welcome
to contribute code. If you can demonstrate that the code uses the
MySQL API correctly (instead of "there are no error messages") then
that would help getting the code accepted.
Wietse
