I have a BigQuery stored procedure that is defined like this:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE proc_name(
param_1 INT64,
param_2 INT64,
param_3 DATE
)
BEGIN
//CODE
END
When I call the procedure by doing something like this, I have no issues:
CALL proc_name(1,1,'2022-11-23')
However, I'd like to be able to call it by naming the parameters as I can't always ensure the order they are passed through in is the same order they are declared, for example:
CALL proc_name(
param_2 = 10
param_3 = '2022-11-23'
param_1 = 5
)
I've tried the above and had no success - Query error: Unrecognized name: param_2 at [2:3]
Is there a way of doing what I want?
I am not sure it is possible. According to documentation about procedure calling the syntax should follow:
CALL procedure_name (procedure_argument[, …])
So, at this moment I don't see any permissive ways to use the argument names explicitly in the procedure call.
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