I have the following code, which is supposed to return the value "Procedure executed successfully" into the my_var variable, but it's give me an error message that reads "Syntax error: unexpected 'INTO'. (line 17) syntax error line 7 at position 2 unexpected 'RETURN'. (line 17)" CREATE OR REPLACE TEMPORARY PROCEDURE my_python_proc() RETURNS STRING LANGUAGE PYTHON RUNTIME_VERSION = 3.11 HANDLER = 'run' AS $$ def run(): return "Procedure executed successfully" $$ ; DECLARE my_var STRING; BEGIN //LET my_var := CALL my_python_proc(); EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CALL my_python_proc()' INTO :my_var; -- Use the variable, for example: RETURN my_var; END; Show VARIABLES; Am I doing something wrong? I am expecting the "my_var" variable to be set to "Procedure executed successfully" Continue reading...