Unable to ALTER TABLE inside CASE WHEN within Stored Procedure





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I'm trying to do a fairly simple Stored Procedure on MySQL, but it keeps throwing errors.



There are additional WHEN conditions, but I've removed them here to keep it simple, and this simpler version doesn't work either. I get SQL Error 1064 in Statement #2: You have an error in your SQL Syntax... near ELSE CALL finance.sprProce....



The finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs are fine, I use the exact syntax in a number of other SPs. The code that is processed between the WHENs is fine as I've tested it separately.



Version: Windows/MySQL 8.0.12 Community



Where am I going wrong? Should I be able to do this ALTER TABLE within a CASE WHEN?



DELIMITER //
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;

CREATE PROCEDURE finance.spProcessIndex(
IN tblName VARCHAR(50),
IN actDesc VARCHAR(50)
)
BEGIN

SET tblName = IFNULL(tblName, 'ERROR');
SET actDesc = IFNULL(actDesc, 'ERROR');

CASE
WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
CASE
WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions
MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
ELSE
ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions_tmp_worker_aa
MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
END;
ELSE
CALL finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs('spProcessIndex','BREAKPOINT','ERROR: Bad ACTION',CONCAT('A bad ACTION was specified {',actDesc,'}'));
END;

END//
DELIMITER ;









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    I'm trying to do a fairly simple Stored Procedure on MySQL, but it keeps throwing errors.



    There are additional WHEN conditions, but I've removed them here to keep it simple, and this simpler version doesn't work either. I get SQL Error 1064 in Statement #2: You have an error in your SQL Syntax... near ELSE CALL finance.sprProce....



    The finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs are fine, I use the exact syntax in a number of other SPs. The code that is processed between the WHENs is fine as I've tested it separately.



    Version: Windows/MySQL 8.0.12 Community



    Where am I going wrong? Should I be able to do this ALTER TABLE within a CASE WHEN?



    DELIMITER //
    DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;

    CREATE PROCEDURE finance.spProcessIndex(
    IN tblName VARCHAR(50),
    IN actDesc VARCHAR(50)
    )
    BEGIN

    SET tblName = IFNULL(tblName, 'ERROR');
    SET actDesc = IFNULL(actDesc, 'ERROR');

    CASE
    WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
    CASE
    WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
    ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions
    MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
    ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
    ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
    ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
    ELSE
    ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions_tmp_worker_aa
    MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
    ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
    ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
    ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
    END;
    ELSE
    CALL finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs('spProcessIndex','BREAKPOINT','ERROR: Bad ACTION',CONCAT('A bad ACTION was specified {',actDesc,'}'));
    END;

    END//
    DELIMITER ;









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      I'm trying to do a fairly simple Stored Procedure on MySQL, but it keeps throwing errors.



      There are additional WHEN conditions, but I've removed them here to keep it simple, and this simpler version doesn't work either. I get SQL Error 1064 in Statement #2: You have an error in your SQL Syntax... near ELSE CALL finance.sprProce....



      The finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs are fine, I use the exact syntax in a number of other SPs. The code that is processed between the WHENs is fine as I've tested it separately.



      Version: Windows/MySQL 8.0.12 Community



      Where am I going wrong? Should I be able to do this ALTER TABLE within a CASE WHEN?



      DELIMITER //
      DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;

      CREATE PROCEDURE finance.spProcessIndex(
      IN tblName VARCHAR(50),
      IN actDesc VARCHAR(50)
      )
      BEGIN

      SET tblName = IFNULL(tblName, 'ERROR');
      SET actDesc = IFNULL(actDesc, 'ERROR');

      CASE
      WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
      CASE
      WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
      ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions
      MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
      ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
      ELSE
      ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions_tmp_worker_aa
      MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
      ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
      END;
      ELSE
      CALL finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs('spProcessIndex','BREAKPOINT','ERROR: Bad ACTION',CONCAT('A bad ACTION was specified {',actDesc,'}'));
      END;

      END//
      DELIMITER ;









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      I'm trying to do a fairly simple Stored Procedure on MySQL, but it keeps throwing errors.



      There are additional WHEN conditions, but I've removed them here to keep it simple, and this simpler version doesn't work either. I get SQL Error 1064 in Statement #2: You have an error in your SQL Syntax... near ELSE CALL finance.sprProce....



      The finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs are fine, I use the exact syntax in a number of other SPs. The code that is processed between the WHENs is fine as I've tested it separately.



      Version: Windows/MySQL 8.0.12 Community



      Where am I going wrong? Should I be able to do this ALTER TABLE within a CASE WHEN?



      DELIMITER //
      DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;

      CREATE PROCEDURE finance.spProcessIndex(
      IN tblName VARCHAR(50),
      IN actDesc VARCHAR(50)
      )
      BEGIN

      SET tblName = IFNULL(tblName, 'ERROR');
      SET actDesc = IFNULL(actDesc, 'ERROR');

      CASE
      WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
      CASE
      WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
      ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions
      MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
      ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
      ELSE
      ALTER TABLE tbl_transactions_tmp_worker_aa
      MODIFY TransactionID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
      ADD INDEX IDX_ProcessTrans_A (CustomerRef, TransMonth, Product, TransValue, RowReference, TransactionID,ProdInCust_Mnth_Same_SameProd_LowerVal),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_product (Product(25)),
      ADD INDEX IDX_tbl_transactions_prodval (Product, TransValue);
      END;
      ELSE
      CALL finance.spProcessTrans_AddToLogs('spProcessIndex','BREAKPOINT','ERROR: Bad ACTION',CONCAT('A bad ACTION was specified {',actDesc,'}'));
      END;

      END//
      DELIMITER ;






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          Try:



          DELIMITER //

          -- DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;
          DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex//
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          END CASE;
          END CASE;
          .
          .
          .

          DELIMITER ;





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          • Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

            – aSystemOverload
            Jan 3 at 10:08











          • @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

            – wchiquito
            Jan 3 at 10:13














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          Try:



          DELIMITER //

          -- DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;
          DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex//
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          END CASE;
          END CASE;
          .
          .
          .

          DELIMITER ;





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          • Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

            – aSystemOverload
            Jan 3 at 10:08











          • @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

            – wchiquito
            Jan 3 at 10:13


















          1














          Try:



          DELIMITER //

          -- DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;
          DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex//
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          END CASE;
          END CASE;
          .
          .
          .

          DELIMITER ;





          share|improve this answer
























          • Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

            – aSystemOverload
            Jan 3 at 10:08











          • @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

            – wchiquito
            Jan 3 at 10:13
















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          Try:



          DELIMITER //

          -- DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;
          DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex//
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          END CASE;
          END CASE;
          .
          .
          .

          DELIMITER ;





          share|improve this answer













          Try:



          DELIMITER //

          -- DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex;
          DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS finance.spProcessIndex//
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN actDesc='CREATE' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          CASE
          WHEN tblName='tbl_transactions' THEN
          .
          .
          .
          END CASE;
          END CASE;
          .
          .
          .

          DELIMITER ;






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          • Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

            – aSystemOverload
            Jan 3 at 10:08











          • @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

            – wchiquito
            Jan 3 at 10:13





















          • Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

            – aSystemOverload
            Jan 3 at 10:08











          • @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

            – wchiquito
            Jan 3 at 10:13



















          Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

          – aSystemOverload
          Jan 3 at 10:08





          Ahhh, I didn't even consider it should be END CASE, as I've used just END in other SPs and it's been fine. Is there a set scenario when you should(n't) use END (CASE)? I've checked the documentation at dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/case.html but still unsure.

          – aSystemOverload
          Jan 3 at 10:08













          @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

          – wchiquito
          Jan 3 at 10:13







          @aSystemOverload: CASE expression, differs from the CASE statement, it is terminated with END instead of END CASE.

          – wchiquito
          Jan 3 at 10:13






















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