Alright, this may come across as a stupid question -
In the mysql client, is there any way to get rid of the damn -> sign
when you are writing a query out?
I ask because it'd make it alot easier to copy and paste the query back
in, if lets say, I messed up on a single item.
mysql> create table locations( address varchar(255) not null,
-> city varchar(100) not null,
-> state varchar(50),
-> country_id int not null)
-> PRIMARY KEY ( address, city, country_id );
ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'PRIMARY KEY (
address, city, country_id )' at line 5
If the damn '->' wasn't before each line, I could just copy and paste
and correct the error. Anyone know how to get rid of it? \:
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