Is there anyway within a mysql batch script to make individual statements silent?
For example, if I have a script like:
select @t1:=desc from decode_table where id=42;
select @t2:=desc from decode_table where id=64;
select concat('the msg is ',ifnull(@t1,42),' part two is ',ifnull(@t2,64));
I just want the result of the last line to go to stdout, but all three lines go. So I
end up having to trick it up with a last line like:
select concat('##the msg is ',ifnull(@t1,42),' part two is ',ifnull(@t2,64));
and piping that to grep/sed to get my desired result (grep ^## | sed 's/^##//')
So - is there anyway to do selective select silence? Or am I stuck with my tricked up
version?
tia,
R
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