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1. Connect to MySQL DB. 2. Create couple of stored procedures. 3. Rightclick "DB > Procedures" and choose "Execute Command...". SQL Editor window appears. 4. Rightclick "DB > Procedures > your_procedure" and choose "Execute Command...". Result: SQL Editor window appears. There is no difference between "DB > Procedures" and "DB > Procedures > your_procedure" nodes. Probably for "DB > Procedures > your_procedure" stored procedure should be called (call your_procedure();) like for "View Data" (select * from your_table).
I agree that's what you might expect, but I don't know if this is right. In particular, what do you do if there are parameters? This is actually more a feature request than a defect - ability to execute stored procedure from a wizard. Renaming and changing to a feature request.
Reassigned to new owner.