At 18:12 +0100 3/21/03, Stefan Hinz wrote:
David,
I would like to suggest that a third condition be included in this list. It
seems that either of the other 2 comment characters, * -- * or
* # * are
also recognized by the parser within /* ... */.
"-- " means "comment to the end of the l
David,
> I would like to suggest that a third condition be included in this list. It
> seems that either of the other 2 comment characters, * -- * or * # * are
> also recognized by the parser within /* ... */.
"-- " means "comment to the end of the line". So,
SELECT "Hello" /* This is a
Howdy All,
The MySQL Reference Manual lists 2 limitations on the way the mysql client
parses /* ... */ comments, these being:
Single-quote and double-quote characters are taken to indicate the
beginning of a quoted string, even within a comment.
If the quote is not matched by a sec
