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Old 01-07-08, 04:50
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Hi All ,

I am grouping all possible SELECT queries i MySQL 4.* and above version .
Please tell me is there any website that will give me all possible Select queries list .

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Old 01-07-08, 05:50
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that will give me all possible Select queries list
All possible SELECT queries? That's an infinite list
What exactly are you looking for?
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Old 01-07-08, 06:02
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All possible SELECT queries? That's an infinite list
What exactly are you looking for?
I mean list of SELECT queries (covering most of the syntaxes) .
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Old 01-07-08, 06:15
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Please tell me is there any website that will give me all possible Select queries list .
no, there is not
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Old 01-07-08, 06:24
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... the MySQL reference manual?
... there used to be an O'Reilly book which tried to comapre the various servewr based SQL db's
... a ANSI standard SQL..... granted no server is 100% compatible.. but then again its would be better to write compatible SQL rather than vendor specific SQL, then you would need to know in which areas does MySQL (and its various flavours) differ from ANSI SQL
I don't think there is a quick and easy unified page that will tell you all that for all versions of MySQL
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Old 01-07-08, 06:39
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I mean list of SELECT queries (covering most of the syntaxes).
Sounds like you are looking for the reference manual (as healdem also pointed out)
Is http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/select.html what you are looking for?
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