The Most Important mysql Commands : Command « Introduction « MySQL Tutorial

1.	Introduction
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4.	Table
5.	Table Join
6.	Subquery
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8.	Logic Operator
9.	View
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15.	Comparison Functions Operators
16.	Aggregate Functions
17.	Cast Functions Operators
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19.	Encryption Compression Functions
20.	Information Functions
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22.	Miscellaneous Functions
23.	String Functions
24.	Regular Expressions
25.	Data Dictionary
26.	MySQL Utilities
27.	Privilege

1.2.5.The Most Important mysql Commands

Abbreviation	Command	Interpretation
\c	clear	terminates input of command.
\h	help	displays a list of commands.
\q	exit or quit	ends mysql.
\s	status	shows status information on the MySQL server.
\T [f]	tee [filename]	logs all input and output into the specified file.
\t	notee	ends tee. The logging can be resumed at any time with tee or \T.
\u db	use database	makes the specified database the default.
\. fn	source filename	executes the SQL commands contained in the given file. The commands must be separated by semicolons.

1.2.Command
	1.2.1.	You can enter multiple statements on a single line and end each one with a semicolon:
	1.2.2.	A simple multiple-line statement.
	1.2.3.	Prompts and their meaning
	1.2.4.	To cancel the command: type the '\c' command
	1.2.5.	The Most Important mysql Commands

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