Calling script in a Stored Procedure

I have this script and want to use it in a stored procedure but while creating it, it showed me an error:
Error: Query : CREATE PROCEDURE test.loadXMLData() BEGIN LOAD XML LOCAL INFILE
UserApplication.xml' INTO TABLE userapplicatio... Error Code : 1314 LOAD XML is not allowed in stored procedures
Query:
LOAD XML LOCAL INFILE 'UserApplication.xml'
INTO TABLE userapplication
ROWS IDENTIFIED BY '<Group>';
please Help me Out for finding where i m exactly making a mistake....

Hello,
For me it looks like a MySQL statement, right?
This is a Forum for Microsoft SQL Server; you better should post your question to a more related forum. =>
http://forums.mysql.com/
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