Garrick Staples wrote:
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> I've also found the mysql docs to be great at teaching SQL.
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> select is at http://web.mysql.com/Manual_chapter/manual_Reference.html#SELECT
> and the TOC is at http://web.mysql.com/Manual_chapter/manual_toc.htm
Additionally, I know of at least one copy of the SQL-92
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> > I have another situation where I am calling a select subroutine in PERL
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> I have another situation where I am calling a select subroutine in PERL
> based on the table a user selects. This select statement is very basic:
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> select * from $tablename
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> From here how do I pick only the columns of my choice?
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> Perry Chaturvedi
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QL = "select field1, field2 from $tablename";
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> I have another situation where I am calling a select
> subroutine in PERL based on the table a user selects.
> This select statement is very basic:
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> select * from $tablename
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> From here how do I pick only the columns of my choice?
Well, if you know which columns
I have another situation where I am calling a select subroutine in PERL
based on the table a user selects. This select statement is very basic:
select * from $tablename
>From here how do I pick only the columns of my choice?
Perry Chaturvedi
"Excellence is not a single act, its a daily habit.
