Hi Ken,
> Oracle has "Dual" does MySql have something similar?
MySQL doesn't have a "dual" table. But if you take a look at the
"Dual" in Oracle, you'll only see this:
CREATE TABLE Dual (Dummy VARCHAR(1));
INSERT INTO Dual ('X');
So you can easily create one yourself.
> In Oracle I use SYSDATE
Oracle has "Dual" does MySql have something similar?
In Oracle I use SYSDATE and USER a lot as default column values when
creating a table. Can you do something similar in MySql and how?
Does MySql support sequences? How?
Relationships - can the code be interfered with or do I have to w
