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Stored procedures can access and set local, session, and global variables.

Local variables are either passed in as parameters or created using the DECLARE statement.

Using the DECLARE statement with a DEFAULT will set the value of a local variable:

DECLARE myInt INT DEFAULT 0;

You can assign values to local, session, and global variables using the SET statement:

SET myInt = 5;

MySQL's SET statement permits setting multiple variables in one statement:

SET myInt1 = 5, myInt2 = 50;



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