What you are referring to is actually not stored procedures per se. "Event handling" in RDBMS is based upon triggers and I suspect that is what you are talking about.
Last time I checked triggers were unsupported in MySQL but the trigger syntax has been supported for quite a while.
Although I really like MySQL for it's speed and simplicity I can not recommend it to anyone doing serious database programming as the lack of triggers and foreign keys is really holding it back.
I had the same problem a few weeks ago. It seems that Google has recently made some changes to the site in order to display the Google front page based upon nationality or something similiar.
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What, so you read the article?
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What you are referring to is actually not stored procedures per se. "Event handling" in RDBMS is based upon triggers and I suspect that is what you are talking about.
Last time I checked triggers were unsupported in MySQL but the trigger syntax has been supported for quite a while.
Although I really like MySQL for it's speed and simplicity I can not recommend it to anyone doing serious database programming as the lack of triggers and foreign keys is really holding it back.
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I had the same problem a few weeks ago. It seems that Google has recently made some changes to the site in order to display the Google front page based upon nationality or something similiar.
As my Spanish isn't THAT good I searched frantically for a solution to the problem. On IRC I was told that Google was using my Language Preference.
You can set this preference in IE in Tools -> Internet Options -> Languages.
Hope this works.