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Requirement : I want to prepare a statement in a stored procedure in the below format and then to execute that statement using different parameters which will differ in a loop:

The syntax used for preparing the statement is as below:

**PREPARE** statement **FROM** insert into table(attribute_one,attribute_two) SELECT attribute_1, ? values from ? ;

After preparing the statement, in a loop, values for the placeholders are set and statement is to be

executed.

Loop begins:

SET @value 1;

SET @value 2;

EXECUTE statement using @value_1,@value_2;

Loop ends

Output : But My_SQL workbench is throwing syntax error code : 1064 at PREPARE statement.

Could somebody please help me with this?

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