Revision 9231
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 11 years ago
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mysql() # usage: [output_data=1] mysql ... |
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echo_func |
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echo_func; params output_data
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set_database |
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set -- ${database:+--database="$database" }--column-names "$@"
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mysqldump() # usage: [schema=1 | data=1] mysqldump db [table...] |
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echo_func |
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echo_func; params schema data |
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mysql_cmd ${database:+--databases "$database" --tables } \
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--quick --lock-tables=false --set-charset \ |
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${postgres_compat:+--compatible=postgresql --add-locks=false }\
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Also available in: Unified diff
: use new `params` in all functions that have keyword params, in order to remove their vars from the environment. note that functions that use $? (such as die()) must save it *before running params, because params will overwrite $?.