Error
Error Code:
1319
MySQL Error 1319: Undeclared Stored Program Condition
Description
This error indicates that a `HANDLER` statement within a MySQL stored program (such as a procedure, function, or trigger) is attempting to reference a `CONDITION` name that has not been properly declared. It signifies a syntax or logical error in the definition of the stored program, preventing its successful creation or execution.
Error Message
Undefined CONDITION: %s
Known Causes
3 known causesMisspelled Condition Name
A `HANDLER` statement refers to a `CONDITION` using a name that does not match any declared condition due to a typo or incorrect case.
Missing Condition Declaration
The `CONDITION` referenced by a `HANDLER` was never explicitly declared using the `DECLARE CONDITION` statement within the stored program's scope.
Incorrect Declaration Scope
The `DECLARE CONDITION` statement exists but is defined in a different or inaccessible scope, making it undefined to the `HANDLER` that attempts to use it.
Solutions
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General Troubleshooting Tips
- Check the error message carefully for specific details
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- Search for the exact error code in the official documentation
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