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Place an Order using Stored Procedure in SQL

A stored procedure in SQL is a precompiled set of SQL statements that enhances code modularity, performance, and security while allowing parameterization for versatile operations. Key features include data manipulation, business logic implementation, and batch processing. The document provides examples of stored procedures for inserting orders, updating delivery ratings, calculating total spending, retrieving orders by partner, and fetching order details.

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Place an Order using Stored Procedure in SQL

A stored procedure in SQL is a precompiled set of SQL statements that enhances code modularity, performance, and security while allowing parameterization for versatile operations. Key features include data manipulation, business logic implementation, and batch processing. The document provides examples of stored procedures for inserting orders, updating delivery ratings, calculating total spending, retrieving orders by partner, and fetching order details.

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STORED PROCEDURE

A stored procedure in SQL is a set of precompiled SQL statements that can be executed as a
single unit. Stored procedures are stored in the database and can be invoked by applications
or users, allowing for greater modularity and reusability of code. Here are some key aspects:

Key Features:

1. Modularity: Stored procedures encapsulate complex SQL logic, making it easier to


manage and reuse code across multiple applications.
2. Performance: Since stored procedures are precompiled, they can improve
performance compared to executing individual SQL statements repeatedly.
3. Security: They can restrict direct access to the underlying tables, allowing users to
perform operations without having direct permissions on the tables.
4. Parameterization: Stored procedures can accept parameters, making them versatile
for various operations (e.g., inserting data, retrieving records).

Usage:

• Data Manipulation: Insert, update, delete records in the database.


• Business Logic Implementation: Enforce business rules by incorporating conditional
logic.
• Batch Processing: Execute multiple SQL commands in a single call, which is
efficient for batch operations.

Dataset:
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Here are some examples of stored procedures based on the tables:

1. Stored Procedure to Insert a New Order.

This stored procedure will insert a new order and its details into the order and order_details
tables.

CREATE PROCEDURE AddNewOrder(


IN input_user_id INT,
IN input_r_id INT,
IN input_amount DECIMAL(10,2),
IN input_date DATE,
IN input_partner_id INT,
IN input_delivery_time INT,
IN input_delivery_rating INT,
IN input_restaurant_rating INT,
IN input_f_ids VARCHAR(255)
)
BEGIN
-- Declare variables
DECLARE new_order_id INT;
DECLARE f_id1 INT;
DECLARE f_id2 INT;

-- Split food items


SET f_id1 = SUBSTRING_INDEX(input_f_ids, ',', 1);
SET f_id2 = SUBSTRING_INDEX(input_f_ids, ',', -1);

-- Get new order ID


SELECT MAX(order_id) + 1 INTO new_order_id FROM orders;

-- Insert into orders table


INSERT INTO orders (
order_id, user_id, r_id, amount, date, partner_id, delivery_time, delivery_rating,
restaurant_rating
) VALUES (

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new_order_id, input_user_id, input_r_id, input_amount, input_date, input_partner_id,
input_delivery_time, input_delivery_rating, input_restaurant_rating
);

-- Insert into order_details table


INSERT INTO order_details (order_id, f_id)
VALUES (new_order_id, f_id1), (new_order_id, f_id2);
END

CALL AddNewOrder(1, 3, 300, '2024-10-10', 1, 30, 5, 4, '3,6');

SELECT * FROM orders;

2. Stored Procedure to Update Delivery Rating for an Order

This procedure updates the delivery_rating of an order based on the order_id.

CREATE PROCEDURE UpdateDeliveryRating(

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IN input_order_id INT,

IN new_delivery_rating INT

BEGIN

UPDATE orders

SET delivery_rating = new_delivery_rating

WHERE order_id = input_order_id;

END

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CALL UpdateDeliveryRating(1001, 4);

SELECT * FROM orders;

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3. Stored Procedure to Get Total Amount Spent by a User

This stored procedure calculates the total amount spent by a user based on their
user_id.

CREATE PROCEDURE GetUserTotalSpent(

IN input_user_id INT,

OUT total_spent DECIMAL(10,2)

BEGIN

SELECT SUM(amount) INTO total_spent

FROM orders

WHERE user_id = input_user_id;

END

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CALL GetUserTotalSpent(2, @total_spent);

SELECT @total_spent;

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4. Stored Procedure to Get All Orders with a Specific Partner

This procedure retrieves all orders that were delivered by a specific delivery partner based
on partner_id.

CREATE PROCEDURE GetOrdersByPartner(

IN input_partner_id INT

BEGIN

SELECT *

FROM orders

WHERE partner_id = input_partner_id;

END

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CALL GetOrdersByPartner(1);

5. Stored Procedure to Get Order Details for a Specific Order

This procedure retrieves all the details of a specific order, including the food items ordered.

CREATE PROCEDURE GetOrderDetails(

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IN input_order_id INT

BEGIN

SELECT o.order_id, o.user_id, o.r_id, o.amount, o.date, d.f_id

FROM orders o

JOIN order_details d ON o.order_id = d.order_id

WHERE o.order_id = input_order_id;

END

CALL GetOrderDetails(1001);

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