I often comment out parts of the beginning of a stored procedure and make it more of a script, then strategically place RETURN; statements one at a time to debug SQL statements within the procedure.
Once in a while, I find the problem, fix it, but forget to remove my RETURN; before saving.
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I often comment out parts of the beginning of a stored procedure and make it more of a script, then strategically place RETURN; statements one at a time to debug SQL statements within the procedure.
Once in a while, I find the problem, fix it, but forget to remove my RETURN; before saving.