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MySQL Advanced Queries
Queries are built by selecting the fields
to search on, and the criteria to use for the search. The SQL statement
that will be executed is displayed in the textbox in the lower right.
The statement is updated to reflect the values provided in the rest
of the form fields on the page by pressing the "Update Query"
button. Execute the statement by pressing on the "Submit Query"
button.
Each column can be used to specify a
field for the SQL statement. Empty columns are ignored.
The fields specified in the "Fields"
row are combined with criteria below it to create a WHERE clause. If
the "Show" checkbox in on then the field is placed in the
SELECT clause as well. The query results may be sorted on a field based
on the selection in the "Sort" menu.
More fields can be added by turning on
the "Ins" checkbox below a column or selecting a positive
number in the "Add/Delete Field Columns" menu. Fields are
deleted by turning on the "Del" checkbox or selecting a negative
number in the "Add/Delete Field Columns" menu. Press "Update
Query" to update the page to reflect the changes. You may have
to scroll your web browser to the right to see all of the field columns.
The tables selected in the "Use
Tables" listbox form the FROM clause. Also, the fields listed in
the "Fields" menus are restricted to the fields in the selected
tables.
Each criteria should be placed on a separate
criteria row. If the "And" radio button is selected for a
criteria row, that row will be logically AND'd in the WHERE clause.
If the "Or" radio button is selected, that row will be logically
OR'd in the WHERE clause.
Criteria are not required for any column.
If not provided and the "Show" checkbox is on, the field will
be shown for all records that match any other criteria.
Criteria are added and deleted in a
manner similar to adding/deleting fields using the checkboxes to the
left of a criteria row or the "Add/Delete Criteria Row" menu.
Again, press "Update Query" to update the page.