Select into statement#99
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I think labelling it a modification for mysql is fine for all intents and purposes, and agree it should be included, though detecting it is a bit more complicated given that it follows the |
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@MasterOdin Okay done! So for |
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Add select into as its own statement type.
Current implementation only supports
psqlandmssqlstatements likeSELECT * INTO tab2 FROM tab1.mysqlhas a similar statement,SELECT * FROM tab1 INTO [outfile|var]that I think we need to consider, but I feel like it might need to be a separate statement type?psql's version of this actually creates a table, whereasmysqlexports to a file or creates a variable so I'm not sure how we want to classify that.