Re: SPL issue

Uninitialized variables always bear garbage.

Javier.

El lun, 25 abr 2022 a las 14:12, Rob Berendt (<rob@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:

Sounds like sage advice.

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You should always initialize variables. They are not guaranteed to have
zero values just because you declared them.

Javier.

El lun, 25 abr 2022 a las 14:05, Javier Sanchez (<
javiersanchezbarquero@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:

Kind of weird, huh?
Can you give the above code?

Javier

El lun, 25 abr 2022 a las 13:35, Rob Berendt (<rob@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:

Let me try to simplify an earlier email.
I have these lines as part of a Stored Procedure

...
DECLARE WORK_YEAR INT;
DECLARE BREAK_YEAR INT;
...
IF WORK_YEAR > BREAK_YEAR then
...
SET BREAK_YEAR = WORK_YEAR;
END IF; -- Control break on year
I am running this in the system debugger.
I see that work_year=2014 and break_year=0 yet it jumps from the if to
the end if.
Why is that?

Rob Berendt
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