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<?php
/* vim: set expandtab sw=4 ts=4 sts=4: */
/**
*
* @todo Support seeing the "results" of the called procedure or
* function. This needs further reseach because a procedure
* does not necessarily contain a SELECT statement that
* produces something to see. But it seems we could at least
* get the number of rows affected. We would have to
* use the CLIENT_MULTI_RESULTS flag to get the result set
* and also the call status. All this does not fit well with
* our current sql.php.
* Of course the interface would need a way to pass calling parameters.
* Also, support DEFINER (like we do in export).
* @version $Id: db_routines.inc.php 11982 2008-11-24 10:32:56Z nijel $
* @package phpMyAdmin
*/
if (! defined('PHPMYADMIN')) {
exit;
}
/**
* Append goto to ulr_query.
*/
$url_query .= '&goto=db_structure.php';
$routines = PMA_DBI_fetch_result('SELECT SPECIFIC_NAME,ROUTINE_NAME,ROUTINE_TYPE,DTD_IDENTIFIER FROM information_schema.ROUTINES WHERE ROUTINE_SCHEMA= \'' . PMA_sqlAddslashes($db,true) . '\';');
if ($routines) {
PMA_generate_slider_effect('routines', $strRoutines);
echo '<fieldset>' . "\n";
echo ' <legend>' . $strRoutines . '</legend>' . "\n";
echo '<table border="0">';
echo sprintf('<tr>
<th>%s</th>
<th> </th>
<th> </th>
<th>%s</th>
<th>%s</th>
</tr>',
$strName,
$strType,
$strRoutineReturnType);
$ct=0;
$delimiter = '//';
foreach ($routines as $routine) {
// information_schema (at least in MySQL 5.0.45)
// does not return the routine parameters
// so we rely on PMA_DBI_get_definition() which
// uses SHOW CREATE
$definition = 'DROP ' . $routine['ROUTINE_TYPE'] . ' ' . PMA_backquote($routine['SPECIFIC_NAME']) . $delimiter . "\n"
. PMA_DBI_get_definition($db, $routine['ROUTINE_TYPE'], $routine['SPECIFIC_NAME'])
. "\n";
//if ($routine['ROUTINE_TYPE'] == 'PROCEDURE') {
// $sqlUseProc = 'CALL ' . $routine['SPECIFIC_NAME'] . '()';
//} else {
// $sqlUseProc = 'SELECT ' . $routine['SPECIFIC_NAME'] . '()';
/* this won't get us far: to really use the function
i'd need to know how many parameters the function needs and then create
something to ask for them. As i don't see this directly in
the table i am afraid that requires parsing the ROUTINE_DEFINITION
and i don't really need that now so i simply don't offer
a method for running the function*/
//}
if ($routine['ROUTINE_TYPE'] == 'PROCEDURE') {
$sqlDropProc = 'DROP PROCEDURE ' . PMA_backquote($routine['SPECIFIC_NAME']);
} else {
$sqlDropProc = 'DROP FUNCTION ' . PMA_backquote($routine['SPECIFIC_NAME']);
}
echo sprintf('<tr class="%s">
<td><strong>%s</strong></td>
<td>%s</td>
<td>%s</td>
<td>%s</td>
<td>%s</td>
</tr>',
($ct%2 == 0) ? 'even' : 'odd',
$routine['ROUTINE_NAME'],
! empty($definition) ? PMA_linkOrButton('db_sql.php?' . $url_query . '&sql_query=' . urlencode($definition) . '&show_query=1&delimiter=' . urlencode($delimiter), $titles['Structure']) : ' ',
'<a href="sql.php?' . $url_query . '&sql_query=' . urlencode($sqlDropProc) . '" onclick="return confirmLink(this, \'' . PMA_jsFormat($sqlDropProc, false) . '\')">' . $titles['Drop'] . '</a>',
$routine['ROUTINE_TYPE'],
$routine['DTD_IDENTIFIER']);
$ct++;
}
echo '</table>';
echo '</fieldset>' . "\n";
echo '</div>' . "\n";
}
?>
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