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From the documentation for ALTER VIEW:
To execute ALTER VIEW, at a minimum, ALTER permission on OBJECT is required.
answered Nov 8 '16 by Nawaz Sohail
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In MySQL you can not alter procedure rather you have to perform drop/create procedure to alter the body of the procedure. The problem is doing drop/create also removes the execute permissions given … on that selected procedure.
Is there any way of giving permanent execute permissions that remains even after drop/create procedure.
A sample code to verify is as below
delimiter //
create …
asked Aug 27 '15 by Nawaz Sohail
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Found that this could be achieved by following steps
turn off variable automatic_sp_privileges
set global automatic_sp_privileges = 0
Now give the execute grants on procedure to different user …
answered Sep 12 '15 by Nawaz Sohail
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Data is present in data folder of MySQL which is usually in ProgramData for windows installations. look into "C:\ProgramData\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.6"..as programdata usually have the files on by defaul …
answered Jun 15 '15 by Nawaz Sohail
