Failed to execute stored procedure from the JDBC code using mysql connection

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Published on 2010-06-16T11:05:20Z Indexed on 2010/06/16 11:32 UTC
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Hi,

I have one database. I executed a stored procedure on it. I wrote some JDBC code to connect to this database. When I am calling this stored procedure from my JDBC code it is throwing SQLException.

One interesting thing I found is that I have one user other than root user. This user has all the privileges to this database where the stored procedure is present.

When I use the root user I am able to call the stored procedure successfully. But with the other user I am getting SQLexception. I am not able to find why it happens like this.

For sure I want this user(other than root) has to call this stored procedure successfully.

Thanks in advance.

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