commandPrompt> USE DataBaseName;
Thanks
Emery
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From: "Wang Feng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: newbie Q: create a table in a database
> Hi, folks.
>
> I use Windows XP Pro, MySQL v.1.4
>
> The following i
igues
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Subject: Re: newbie Q: create a table in a database
> That's
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> You can create a table in any database without 'changing' to that
> database, via USE or logging again. You can make
>
> cr
You can create a table in any database without 'changing' to that
database, via USE or logging again. You can make
create table database.tablename (tabledefinition);
>
> >c:\mysql\bin\mysql line 1
> mysql>create database DB1line 2
mysql>cre
Neculai, thanks. That answers my question.
cheers,
feng
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> >c:\mysql\bin\mysql line 1
> mysql>create database DB1line 2
mysql>use DB1;
> mysql>create table TB1(id char(3)); ---line 5
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