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MySQL View Stored Procedure

If you want to view the structure and content of a stored procedure in MySQL, you can use the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement or query the mysql.proc table.

  1. Using SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE

    You can use the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE procedure_name command to see the SQL statement that was used to create the procedure.

    For example:

    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE get_employee;
    

    This command will return a row of data. The Procedure column shows the name of the procedure, and the Create Procedure column shows the SQL statement that was used to create the procedure.

  2. Querying the mysql.proc table

    MySQL stores the definitions of all stored procedures in a system table named proc in the mysql database. You can query this table to see the definition of a stored procedure.

    For example:

    SELECT * FROM mysql.proc WHERE name = 'get_employee';
    

    This command will return a row of data for the get_employee procedure. The name column shows the name of the procedure, and the body column shows the SQL statements that make up the body of the procedure.

Please note that only users who have the SELECT privilege for the mysql.proc table or the SHOW ROUTINE privilege can view the structure and content of stored procedures.

  1. Display stored procedure in MySQL:

    • Display the code of a stored procedure in MySQL using the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement.
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure;
    
  2. How to see the code of a stored procedure in MySQL:

    • See the code of a stored procedure in MySQL by querying the ROUTINES table in the information_schema database.
    SELECT ROUTINE_DEFINITION
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = 'my_procedure';
    
  3. Viewing the source code of a procedure in MySQL:

    • View the source code of a procedure in MySQL by querying the ROUTINES table in the information_schema database.
    SELECT ROUTINE_DEFINITION
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = 'my_procedure';
    
  4. Retrieve stored procedure definition in MySQL:

    • Retrieve the definition of a stored procedure in MySQL using the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement.
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure;
    
  5. MySQL SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE for viewing code:

    • Use the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement in MySQL to view the code of a stored procedure.
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure;
    
  6. List stored procedures in MySQL database:

    • List all stored procedures in a MySQL database using the SHOW PROCEDURE STATUS statement or querying the ROUTINES table.
    SHOW PROCEDURE STATUS;
    -- OR
    SELECT ROUTINE_NAME
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_TYPE = 'PROCEDURE';
    
  7. Accessing stored procedure code in MySQL:

    • Access the code of a stored procedure in MySQL using the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement or querying the ROUTINES table.
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure;
    -- OR
    SELECT ROUTINE_DEFINITION
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = 'my_procedure';
    
  8. MySQL information_schema for procedure details:

    • Query the information_schema database in MySQL to retrieve details about stored procedures, including their code.
    SELECT ROUTINE_NAME, ROUTINE_DEFINITION
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_TYPE = 'PROCEDURE';
    
  9. Extracting stored procedure code from MySQL:

    • Extract the code of a stored procedure in MySQL using the SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE statement or querying the ROUTINES table.
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure;
    -- OR
    SELECT ROUTINE_DEFINITION
    FROM information_schema.ROUTINES
    WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = 'my_procedure';