| Procedure | sql_mode | Create Procedure | character_set_client | collation_connection | The next step is to log in as db_user, into the cluster via SQL client or SingleStore Studio mysql> use testing | Db | Name | Type | Definer | Modified | Created | Security_type | Comment | character_set_client | collation_connection | Database Collation | Routine Lifetime | Now we are going to change the definer to db_user. Here we have a procedure thisworks with definer adminand we have a user named db_user. Click here to learn about the Grants required for creating a Stored Procedure. Note: Make sure the desired database user has sufficient privilege to be the new definer. Verify the definer change using the SHOW PROCEDURES or SHOW PROCEDURE STATUS command. While connected to the database as the desired user (new definer) that is expected to own these procedures, execute the existing Stored Procedure's CREATE statement CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE this step will recreate and replace the existing Stored Procedure with new definer.ģ. Get the Stored Procedure CREATE statement using the command: SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE Ģ.
To change it, you will need to recreate the procedure with the desired definer.īelow are the recommended steps to change the definer of a Stored Procedure.ġ. The definer of a Stored Procedure cannot be directly altered.
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How to change the definer of a Stored Procedure?
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