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Hi. I'm trying to figure out how functions and procedures works into MariaDB. And i creared a sinple function:

BEGIN
	declare ans TEXT;
    select answer into ans from text_answers ORDER by rand() limit 1;
    RETURN ans;
END

and wanted to call this function by:

SELECT * from dbo.random_text_answer

but i've got a error of loss privileges... 

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#1142 - SELECT command denied to user 'kanvull_main'@'localhost' for table `dbo`.`random_text_answer`

i wanted to try to check "Adjust privileges" in edit window, but this checkbox is unactive..

What should I do in this case?

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I'm assuming in the SELECT you remembered to actually replace "dbo" with the real database name? I was able to run the function as below through PhpMyAdmin and got a response from the function:

SELECT `DATABASE_NAME_HERE`.`random_text_answer`();

The user kanvull_main is assigned to the database, so while I can't test using that user easily, I see no reason it wouldn't work provided the database name is correct in the SELECT statement.

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14 hours ago, wolstech said:

I'm assuming in the SELECT you remembered to actually replace "dbo" with the real database name? I was able to run the function as below through PhpMyAdmin and got a response from the function:

SELECT `DATABASE_NAME_HERE`.`random_text_answer`();

The user kanvull_main is assigned to the database, so while I can't test using that user easily, I see no reason it wouldn't work provided the database name is correct in the SELECT statement.

Yes, it really helpfull for me. Thank you. I should read documentation more attentively)

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