Table of Contents
- 12.1. Data Definition Statements
- 12.1.1.
ALTER DATABASE
Syntax - 12.1.2.
ALTER EVENT
Syntax - 12.1.3.
ALTER FUNCTION
Syntax - 12.1.4.
ALTER PROCEDURE
Syntax - 12.1.5.
ALTER SERVER
Syntax - 12.1.6.
ALTER TABLE
Syntax - 12.1.7.
ALTER VIEW
Syntax - 12.1.8.
CREATE DATABASE
Syntax - 12.1.9.
CREATE EVENT
Syntax - 12.1.10. The
CREATE FUNCTION
Statement - 12.1.11.
CREATE INDEX
Syntax - 12.1.12.
CREATE PROCEDURE
andCREATE FUNCTION
Syntax - 12.1.13.
CREATE SERVER
Syntax - 12.1.14.
CREATE TABLE
Syntax - 12.1.15.
CREATE TRIGGER
Syntax - 12.1.16.
CREATE VIEW
Syntax - 12.1.17.
DROP DATABASE
Syntax - 12.1.18.
DROP EVENT
Syntax - 12.1.19.
DROP FUNCTION
Syntax - 12.1.20.
DROP INDEX
Syntax - 12.1.21.
DROP PROCEDURE
andDROP FUNCTION
Syntax - 12.1.22.
DROP SERVER
Syntax - 12.1.23.
DROP TABLE
Syntax - 12.1.24.
DROP TRIGGER
Syntax - 12.1.25.
DROP VIEW
Syntax - 12.1.26.
RENAME TABLE
Syntax - 12.1.27.
TRUNCATE TABLE
Syntax
- 12.1.1.
- 12.2. Data Manipulation Statements
- 12.3. MySQL Transactional and Locking Statements
- 12.4. Database Administration Statements
- 12.5. Replication Statements
- 12.6. SQL Syntax for Prepared Statements
- 12.7. MySQL Compound-Statement Syntax
- 12.8. MySQL Utility Statements
This chapter describes the syntax for the SQL statements supported by MySQL.