Revision 9101
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 11 years ago
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fi # load new aliases |
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if self_being_included; then |
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mysql() |
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mysql() # usage: [output_data=1] mysql ...
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{
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echo_func |
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set_database |
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mysql_cmd ${database:+--database="$database" }--verbose "$@"
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set -- ${database:+--database="$database" }"$@"
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if test "$output_data"; then echo_stdin|mysql_cmd "$@" |
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else stdout2stderr=1 limit_stderr_cmd mysql_cmd --verbose "$@" |
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fi |
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} |
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mysql_ANSI() |
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lib/sh/db.sh: mysql(): added $output_data option that turns off --verbose and uses echo_stdin instead so that queries are not echoed to stdout along with data. in --verbose mode, use limit_stderr_cmd with stdout2stderr=1 to redirect echoed queries through the logging mechanism.