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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, and they are used in the stored procedure by referencing the name of the parameter or declared variable. You can set variables in several ways. Using the DECLARE statement with a DEFAULT will set the value of a local variable: DECLARE customer_count INT DEFAULT 0; You can assign values to local, session, and global variables using the SET statement: SET customer_count = 5; MySQL s SET statement includes an extension to the SQL:2003 standard that permits setting multiple variables in one statement: SET customer_count = 5, order_count = 50;

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Caution Always remember to clear the State dictionary before you begin writing values to it, as shown in this listing. If an application is tombstoned for a second time, any content added from the first deactivation will still be present, resulting in key collisions or unexpected behavior.

Caution Setting multiple variables in a single statement is a MySQL extension to the SQL:2003 standard.

editFile() employs Desktop.edit() and requires an absolute filename. openFile() calls Desktop.open() in a similar manner.

Next to this data storage code is another piece of code inside the Activated event that reads the value back from the dictionary, as shown in Listing 10 3. Listing 10 3. Reading a value back from state storage in the Activated event private void GameActivated(object sender, ActivatedEventArgs e) { System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Game activated"); // Recover the random number int rand = (int)PhoneApplicationService.Current.State["RandomNumber"]; } Place breakpoints into these two functions so that you can trace through their execution and then start the project running. Once it opens, press the Windows button to navigate away from the game. The Deactivated event fires, and the random number is generated and added to the dictionary. Make a note of the number and then allow the project to continue running to completion.

Using SELECT . . . INTO is another method for setting variables within your stored procedure. This allows you to query a table and push the results into a variable as a part of the query. SELECT . . . INTO works only if you are selecting a single row of data: SELECT COUNT(*) INTO customer_count FROM customer; You can also select multiple values into multiple variables: SELECT customer_id,name INTO new_id,new_name FROM customer LIMIT 1;

launchMail() converts the supplied e-mail address (adNOT@fivedots.coe.psu.ac.th) into a mailto URI, then calls Desktop.mail(): private void launchMail(String addr) { try { URI uriMail = new URI("mailto", addr + " SUBJECT=Life 3D Query", null); desktop.mail(uriMail); } catch (Exception e) { trayIcon.displayMessage("E-mail Error", "Cannot send e-mail to " + addr, TrayIcon.MessageType.ERROR); } } // end of launchMail() A mailto URI can include header lines after the e-mail address. I added a SUBJECT header, which initializes the subject line in the e-mail client (see Figure 3-10).