I have this:

from __future__ import print_function

def f_comma(p_string):
   v_string = p_string
   if (type(v_string) == type(int()) or type(v_string) == type(long()) or  
       type(v_string) == type(float())):
      v_string = str(v_string)
   else:   
      l_string = list(v_string)
      for v_index in range(3, len(l_string), 4):
         l_string.insert(v_index, ',')
      v_result = ''.join(l_string)
   return (v_result)

print (f_comma('qwertyuiopaq'))


It seems that i can't figure it out why if i use a string longer than 11 chars the period stops inserting, but with only 11 chars it works fine. What i'm doing wrong in this piece?


Question: Not able to access stored procedure from my application
Answer: The error you provided is generated by your driver. See this question, which points you to a blog entry giving an answer. To sum it up, you have two options:


The GRANT statement you tried
adding noAccessToProcedureBodies=true to your database connection string (which is also suggested by the error message)


Since you are using a shared hosting server it is likely that you don't have privileges on mysql.proc and you don't have root access to the server, so you can't GRANT them. Therefore you should try the second approach.