While watching a realtime data acquistion system's MySQL table fill, I routinely run "mysql> SELECT * FROM TABLE". After 300+ rows scroll by [in text mode under *nix], I've usually lost track of which column [out of 23] belongs to what datafield.
Is there an option to have the "mysql" tool repeat the column headings provided at the beginning of select after the last row? At the moment, I use:
No, there is no such option.
mysql> select * from en; select * from en order by date desc,hour desc,minute desc limit 1;
but the column widths do not match up [due to 0s where NNNN might have existed eariler].
TIA
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