I am trying to declare a variable in SQL. I Have tried both
declare @mean INT;
set @mean = .5;
and
declare @mean INT
set @mean = .5
I keep getting this error:
An unexpected token "" was found following "". Expected tokens may include: "declare @mean INT"
If you want to declare your variable as a loosely-typed user-defined variables are defined using '@', you can simply go:
SET @mean := .5
If not, then perhaps you want to define a variable in a stored procedure, then you can perhaps define as follows:
DECLARE mean INT;
SET mean = .5; // not sure you mean INT here though?
You may find this SO link useful for describing the differences in my sql variables. Also check out the mysql manual( user variables ) / ( local variables ).
I think some of the confusion here may stem from the differing syntax that T-SQL uses from Mysql, but read the above link and use whatever method suits you best.
If this is in a stored procedure, you don't need the @ for a local variable. If this is just a session variable you are trying to create, you don't need a DECLARE
; just SET @mean := 5;
I'm not positive, but I think DECLARE may not even be valid outside of stored procedures.
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