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Old 08-17-04, 19:12
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MySQL equivalents to Oracle?
One way to interact with Oracle is via SQL*Plus.
SQL*Plus has the capability to edit & re-invoke a SQL statement.

How can this be done against MySQL database?

When inside SQL*Plus, you can invoke an external file containing SQL statements, doing the floowing:
SQL> @multiple_sql_statements.sql

How can this be done against MySQL database?
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