Using Copy and Paste as a mysql Input Source

1.19.1 Problem

You want to take advantage of your graphical user interface (GUI) to make mysql easier to use.

1.19.2 Solution

Use copy and paste to supply mysql with queries to execute. In this way, you can take advantage of your GUI's capabilities to augment the terminal interface presented by mysql.

1.19.3 Discussion

Copy and paste is useful in a windowing environment that allows you to run multiple programs at once and transfer information between them. If you have a document containing queries open in a window, you can just copy the queries from there and paste them into the window in which you're running mysql. This is equivalent to typing the queries yourself, but often quicker. For queries that you issue frequently, keeping them visible in a separate window can be a good way to make sure they're always at your fingertips and easily accessible.

Using the mysql Client Program

Writing MySQL-Based Programs

Record Selection Techniques

Working with Strings

Working with Dates and Times

Sorting Query Results

Generating Summaries

Modifying Tables with ALTER TABLE

Obtaining and Using Metadata

Importing and Exporting Data

Generating and Using Sequences

Using Multiple Tables

Statistical Techniques

Handling Duplicates

Performing Transactions

Introduction to MySQL on the Web

Incorporating Query Resultsinto Web Pages

Processing Web Input with MySQL

Using MySQL-Based Web Session Management

Appendix A. Obtaining MySQL Software

Appendix B. JSP and Tomcat Primer

Appendix C. References



MySQL Cookbook
MySQL Cookbook
ISBN: 059652708X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 412
Authors: Paul DuBois

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