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Mysql PROCEDURE SQL parse error

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DBeaver lasted version 3.6.6 in a store PROCEDURE I use the fllowwing SQL statement :

set @bdate = concat('\'',startdate,'\',\'',enddate,'\'');

the dbeaver will displayed as :

set @bdate = concat(''',startdate,'','',enddate,''');

as above startdate and enddate should be as parameters, while dbeaver’s SQL will lead to a wrong SQL statement , it will treat the startdate and enddate parameters as a string and not a parameter or variable.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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serge-ridercommented, May 6, 2016

Thanks for details.

DBeaver sends SQL as is, but something happens in JDBC driver or somewhere else. Investigating…

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stepjackycommented, May 10, 2016

that’s great for this and i happy to do the job,also i use DBeaver almost every day,thanks the DBeaver team!

3.6.7 fixed

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