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Subject: Re: mysql scripts
Dan, you can use:
mysql -e "YOUR SQL STATEMENT"
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Anderson Pereira Ataides
Em Qui 27 Mar 2003 08:03, Daniel Kiss escreveu:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a question about mysql client. How can I use it in such a way that
> it ju
Dan, you can use:
mysql -e "YOUR SQL STATEMENT"
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Anderson Pereira Ataides
Em Qui 27 Mar 2003 08:03, Daniel Kiss escreveu:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a question about mysql client. How can I use it in such a way that
> it just executes a script on a specified database and then exists?
>
> Thanks,
>
Hi all,
I have a question about mysql client. How can I use it in such a way that
it just executes a script on a specified database and then exists?
Thanks,
Dan
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At 16:16 -0600 3/5/03, Terry & Cheryl Haimann wrote:
Is there a webpage or something I can read about creating a script
that can be ran from mysql prompt with the ./ . My script doesn't
seem to work, even though
it looks like legal sql to me. I am running this under win98.
The command is \. and
Is there a webpage or something I can read about creating a script that can be ran
from mysql prompt with the ./ . My script doesn't seem to work, even though
it looks like legal sql to me. I am running this under win98.
Terry
At 12:01 -0400 9/19/02, Jamie Beu wrote:
>Whenever I run a command from the MySQL prompt, The command executes and
>outputs the time to process the command.
>However, if I put the same command in a script file, and run it in batch
>mode from the shell prompt (or even use SOURCE from the mysql prom
Whenever I run a command from the MySQL prompt, The command executes and
outputs the time to process the command.
However, if I put the same command in a script file, and run it in batch
mode from the shell prompt (or even use SOURCE from the mysql prompt),
I do not get the same timing info.
I wa
