Wednesday, August 14, 2002, 5:53:22 PM, Eduardo wrote:
ES> Helo,
Hi!
Eduardo, first of all, don't send me questions. Please, send them to
the mailing list.
ES> How do I verify if a table already exist on my database ?
ES> In Oracle there is an object named ALL_TABLES, and I can
ES> query this object as :
ES> Select TABLE_NAME from ALL_TABLES where TABLE_NAME =
ES> "NAME_TO_SEARCH";
ES> The MYSQL have this resource too ?
You can use SHOW TABLES command. It shows you list of the tables in a
given database.
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