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This is a simple class that can parse text files with a list of MySQL query statements to be executed.
The class splits the file lines, skips comment lines and gathers all consecutive lines until the one ends with semi-colon to get the complete SQL statement.
Each statement is executed as MySQL query to the current default MySQL database connection.
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SQL Parsing |
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sql_parse |
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Parse and execute MySQL statements from a file |
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GNU General Public License (GPL) |
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| MySQL Install.datei |
Wenn du nur die Create Tables in eine Textfile Exportierst könnte dir diese Klasse helfen:.. |
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