MySQL Cookbook, 2nd Edition

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

!= (not equal to), identifying NULL values, Discussion

!~ operator (Perl), Discussion

" (quotes), Discussion, Using a quoting function, Solution, Discussion, Problem

API quoting functions, Using a quoting function

handling, Discussion

identifiers, inserting into statements, Solution

LOAD DATA statement and, Problem

string literals and, Discussion

# (hash), writing to option files, Discussion

#!, writing shell scripts and, Writing shell scripts under Unix

$ (dollar sign), matching patterns, Discussion, Discussion, Discussion

Perl, Discussion

$# shell variables, Writing shell scripts under Unix

$: ($LOAD_PATH) variable (Ruby), Ruby

$@ variable (Perl), Perl, Discussion

transactions and, Discussion

$HTTP_POST_FILES array (PHP), Uploads in PHP

$HTTP_SERVER_VARS PHP variable, PHP

$HTTP_SESSION_VARS PHP variable, Discussion

$LOAD_PATH variable ($:) (Ruby), Ruby

$_GET PHP variable, Web input extraction conventions

$_HTTP_GET_VARS PHP variable, Web input extraction conventions

$_POST PHP variable, Web input extraction conventions

$_SERVER PHP variable, PHP

$_SESSION PHP variable, Discussion

${ ... } JSTL notation, Writing JSP pages with JSTL

% (percent sign), as a format ...