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Asked: May 11, 20262026-05-11T15:00:06+00:00 2026-05-11T15:00:06+00:00

Ok, this is only the second stored procedure I’ve written. I think you’ll get

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Ok, this is only the second stored procedure I’ve written. I think you’ll get the idea, I’m trying to close a credit line, and all invoices, charges, notes, etc with it. But I get a syntax error. The goal is to CALL close_account_proc(398985994)

DELIMITER $$  CREATE     PROCEDURE `cc`.`close_account_proc`(cid INT)     @uid_usr := uid_usr FROM credit_acc WHERE type_acc = 'init' AND credit_used_acc = cid;     UPDATE credit_acc SET status_acc = 'closed', void_date_acc = NOW() WHERE credit_used_acc = cid;     UPDATE payment_acc SET status_acc = 'voided', void_date_acc = NOW()  WHERE creditid_acc = cid;     UPDATE sbal_sbl SET status_sbl = 'voided', void_date_sbl = NOW()  WHERE credit_used_acc = cid;     INSERT INTO notes_not SET uid_usr = @uid_usr, initials_not = 'SYS',status_not = 'complete', date_not = NOW(), text_not = 'Closed credit line '.cid;     UPDATE invoices_inv SET status_inv = 'voided', void_date_inv = NOW()  WHERE credit_used_acc = cid;     BEGIN     END$$  DELIMITER ; 

So, anway, I get this error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘@uid_usr := uid_usr from credit_acc where type_acc = ‘init’ and credit_used_acc ‘ at line 5.

Any ideas?

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  1. 2026-05-11T15:00:06+00:00Added an answer on May 11, 2026 at 3:00 pm
    DELIMITER $$  CREATE PROCEDURE `cc`.`close_account_proc`(cid INT) BEGIN     /* Check that it's what you wanted */     SELECT  uid_usr     INTO    @uid_usr     FROM    credit_acc     WHERE   type_acc = 'init'             AND credit_used_acc = cid;      UPDATE credit_acc SET status_acc = 'closed', void_date_acc = NOW() WHERE credit_used_acc = cid;     UPDATE payment_acc SET status_acc = 'voided', void_date_acc = NOW()  WHERE creditid_acc = cid;     UPDATE sbal_sbl SET status_sbl = 'voided', void_date_sbl = NOW()  WHERE credit_used_acc = cid;      /* Check that it's what you wanted */      INSERT     INTO    notes_not (uid_usr, initials_not, status_not, date_not, text_not)     VALUES  (@uid_usr, 'SYS', 'complete', NOW(), CONCAT('Closed credit line ', cid));      UPDATE invoices_inv SET status_inv = 'voided', void_date_inv = NOW()  WHERE credit_used_acc = cid; END $$  DELIMITER ; 
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