Write a Stored Procedure to Count Employees in a Department
Create a Stored Procedure to Count Employees in a Department
Write a MySQL query to create a stored procedure that counts the number of employees in a specific department.
Solution:
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- The goal is to automate the counting of employees in a department using a stored procedure.
- Key Components:
- SELECT COUNT(*) INTO: Counts and stores the number of employees.
- OUT: Specifies an output parameter.
- Why use Stored Procedures?:
- Stored procedures encapsulate complex queries, making them reusable.
- Real-World Application:
- For example, in a HR system, you might use a stored procedure to count employees in each department.
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