Is there an easier way to discover function parameters in MemSQL?
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I need to enumerate all parameters in a MemSQL function. Is there an easier way other than using SHOW CREATE FUNCTION and then parsing the definition? For example, when using MySql, I could use
connection.GetSchema("Procedure Parameters",
new string { null, database, structureName });
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I need to enumerate all parameters in a MemSQL function. Is there an easier way other than using SHOW CREATE FUNCTION and then parsing the definition? For example, when using MySql, I could use
connection.GetSchema("Procedure Parameters",
new string { null, database, structureName });
mysql-connector memsql
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Andrey Belykh
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I need to enumerate all parameters in a MemSQL function. Is there an easier way other than using SHOW CREATE FUNCTION and then parsing the definition? For example, when using MySql, I could use
connection.GetSchema("Procedure Parameters",
new string { null, database, structureName });
mysql-connector memsql
asked Nov 12 at 16:10
Andrey Belykh
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I need to enumerate all parameters in a MemSQL function. Is there an easier way other than using SHOW CREATE FUNCTION and then parsing the definition? For example, when using MySql, I could use
connection.GetSchema("Procedure Parameters",
new string { null, database, structureName });
mysql-connector memsql
mysql-connector memsql
asked Nov 12 at 16:10
Andrey Belykh
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asked Nov 12 at 16:10
Andrey Belykh
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asked Nov 12 at 16:10
Andrey Belykh
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asked Nov 12 at 16:10
Andrey Belykh
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asked Nov 12 at 16:10
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Unfortunately there isn't really a better approach right now. The GetSchema method from your example makes use of a MySQL metadata table that is currently unsupported in MemSQL.
answered Nov 12 at 18:15
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Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
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Unfortunately there isn't really a better approach right now. The GetSchema method from your example makes use of a MySQL metadata table that is currently unsupported in MemSQL.
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Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
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Unfortunately there isn't really a better approach right now. The GetSchema method from your example makes use of a MySQL metadata table that is currently unsupported in MemSQL.
answered Nov 12 at 18:15
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Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
Nov 12 at 20:51
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Unfortunately there isn't really a better approach right now. The GetSchema method from your example makes use of a MySQL metadata table that is currently unsupported in MemSQL.
answered Nov 12 at 18:15
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Unfortunately there isn't really a better approach right now. The GetSchema method from your example makes use of a MySQL metadata table that is currently unsupported in MemSQL.
answered Nov 12 at 18:15
mgharris
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answered Nov 12 at 18:15
mgharris
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answered Nov 12 at 18:15
mgharris
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answered Nov 12 at 18:15
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Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
Nov 12 at 20:51
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Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
Nov 12 at 20:51
Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
Nov 12 at 20:51
Thank you! Do you know where I can submit a feature request to MemSQL team?
– Andrey Belykh
Nov 12 at 20:51
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