Stored Functions
A stored function is a defined function that is called from within an SQL statement like a regular function, and returns a single value.
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Stored Function Overview | Function called from within an SQL statement, returning a single value |
| Stored Routine Privileges | Privileges associated with stored functions and stored procedures. |
| CREATE FUNCTION | Creates a stored function. |
| ALTER FUNCTION | Change the characteristics of a stored function. |
| DROP FUNCTION | Drop a stored function. |
| SHOW CREATE FUNCTION | Statement that created the function |
| SHOW FUNCTION STATUS | Stored function characteristics |
| SHOW FUNCTION CODE | Representation of the internal implementation of the stored function |
| Stored Aggregate Functions | Custom aggregate functions. |
| Binary Logging of Stored Routines | Stored routines require extra consideration when binary logging. |
| Stored Function Limitations | Restrictions applying to stored functions |
| Information Schema ROUTINES Table | Stored procedures and stored functions information |
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