Parses MySQL Dump files and creates individual stored procedure files for each procedure.

stored_procedure_parser.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl
#Script written by David Allen on April 15th 2013
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
my @databases = ("TEST");
foreach( @databases )
{
  $db = $_;
  open(FD, $db . "_stored_procs.sql");
  my @procedure;
  my $start;
  my $name;
  while(<FD>){
    my $line = $_;#this reads from the buffer and saves the line data
    if( $line eq "DELIMITER ;;\n"){
      $start = 1;
    }
    if( $start == 1 ){
      push(@procedure, $line);
      if($line =~ m/PROCEDURE\s+\`(\w+)\`/){ 
        $name = $1;
      }
    }
    #grab stored procedure name
    if( $start == 1 ){
      if( $line eq "DELIMITER ;\n" && defined($name) ){
        my $procedure = join("\n", @procedure);
        @procedure = ();
        my $filename = "> $db" . "/" . "$db.$name.sql";
        print "database:" . $db . "\n";
        print $filename . "\n";
        open FILE, $filename;
        print FILE $procedure;
        close FILE;
        $start = 0;
        $name = undef;
        $filename = undef;
      }
    }
  }
  close(FD);
}

Why, oh why are you writing Perl?
:P

I'm creating a CI/deployment procedure for one of our clients that uses stored procedures in their development. So I need to write scripts that we can use on many different servers and Perl fits the bill. I've actually enjoyed working on some of the scripts. There is another gist I created called gittug which will automatically source any sql (stored procedures in this case) that is changed/added in the repository.