[hu3]

> Do they have stored procedures yet?

MySQL has supported Stored Procedures since version 5.

That was 20 years ago.

No offense but I'm always curious about how people solidify easily verifiable missinformation as facts. I'm assuming most spread it out of ignorance, not malice.

[OptionOfT]

There is a whole new group / generation of people who ask questions, expecting a ready-to-consume answer, and no longer capable of doing the research themselves.

I feel that as soon ChatGPT & friends are going to start with native advertising, a whole new market will open up. And it won't be good.

[kruffalon]

Why would you put someone of at least 30yrs old (but probably more like 40yrs old as I can't imagine a 10-15yr old caring that much about stored procedures) into this elusive new generation that you obviously just want to bash for no apparent reason?

[ksec]

Partly to blame when MySQL hasn't been doing the right / enough marketing. And Generally hard to submit MySQL content everywhere.