MySQL Reference Manual for version 4.0.18.

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SQL command, type and function index: C -- D

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C
C:\my.cnf file5.9.3 Using Client Programs in a Multiple-Server Environment
CACHE INDEX13.5.4.1 CACHE INDEX Syntax
CALL18.1.3 CALL
carriage return (\r)10.1.1 Strings
CASE12.1.4 Control Flow Functions
CASE18.1.9.2 CASE Statement
CAST12.5 Cast Functions
casts12.2.2 Case-Sensitivity
CC environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CC environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CC environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CC environment variableE. Environment Variables
CEILING()12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
Centroid()17.5.2.6 MultiPolygon Functions
CFLAGS environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CFLAGS environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CFLAGS environment variableE. Environment Variables
CHANGE MASTER TO13.6.2.1 CHANGE MASTER TO
CHAR11. Column Types
CHAR11.3 String Types
CHAR VARYING11. Column Types
CHAR()12.2 String Functions
CHAR_LENGTH()12.2 String Functions
CHARACTER11. Column Types
CHARACTER VARYING11. Column Types
CHARACTER_LENGTH()12.2 String Functions
CHARSET()12.6.3 Information Functions
CHECK TABLE13.5.2.3 CHECK TABLE Syntax
CHECKSUM TABLE13.5.2.4 CHECKSUM TABLE Syntax
CLOSE18.1.8.4 Cursor CLOSE Statement
COALESCE()12.1.2 Comparison Operators
COERCIBILITY()12.6.3 Information Functions
COLLATION()12.6.3 Information Functions
command-line options5.2.1 mysqld Command-line Options
Comment syntax10.5 Comment Syntax
COMMIT1.8.5.3 Transactions and Atomic Operations
COMMIT13.4.1 START TRANSACTION, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK Syntax
comparison operators12.1.2 Comparison Operators
compiler flag, DONT_USE_DEFAULT_FIELDS2.3.2 Typical configure Options
COMPRESS()12.2 String Functions
CONCAT()12.2 String Functions
CONCAT_WS()12.2 String Functions
configure option, --with-charset2.3.2 Typical configure Options
configure option, --with-extra-charsets2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CONNECTION_ID()12.6.3 Information Functions
constraints1.8.6 How MySQL Deals with Constraints
Contains()17.5.6 Functions That Test Spatial Relationships Between Geometries
control flow functions12.1.4 Control Flow Functions
CONV()12.2 String Functions
CONVERT12.5 Cast Functions
ConvexHull()17.5.3.2 Spatial Operators
COS()12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
COT()12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
COUNT()12.7.1 GROUP BY Functions
COUNT(DISTINCT)12.7.1 GROUP BY Functions
CRC32()12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
CREATE DATABASE13.2.3 CREATE DATABASE Syntax
CREATE FUNCTION18.1.1.1 CREATE PROCEDURE and CREATE FUNCTION
CREATE FUNCTION21.2.1 CREATE FUNCTION/DROP FUNCTION Syntax
CREATE INDEX13.2.4 CREATE INDEX Syntax
CREATE PROCEDURE18.1.1.1 CREATE PROCEDURE and CREATE FUNCTION
CREATE TABLE13.2.5 CREATE TABLE Syntax
CROSS JOIN13.1.7.1 JOIN Syntax
Crosses()17.5.6 Functions That Test Spatial Relationships Between Geometries
CURDATE()12.4 Date and Time Functions
CURRENT_DATE12.4 Date and Time Functions
CURRENT_TIME12.4 Date and Time Functions
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP12.4 Date and Time Functions
CURRENT_USER()12.6.3 Information Functions
CURTIME()12.4 Date and Time Functions
CXX environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CXX environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CXX environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CXX environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CXX environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CXX environment variableE. Environment Variables
CXXFLAGS environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CXXFLAGS environment variable2.3.2 Typical configure Options
CXXFLAGS environment variable2.3.4 Dealing With Problems Compiling MySQL
CXXFLAGS environment variableE. Environment Variables

D
Database information, obtaining13.5.3 SHOW Syntax
DATABASE()12.6.3 Information Functions
DATE11. Column Types
DATE11.2.2 The DATETIME, DATE, and TIMESTAMP Types
date and time functions12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATE()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATE_ADD()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATE_FORMAT()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATE_SUB()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATEDIFF()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DATETIME11. Column Types
DATETIME11.2.2 The DATETIME, DATE, and TIMESTAMP Types
DAY()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DAYNAME()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DAYOFMONTH()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DAYOFWEEK()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DAYOFYEAR()12.4 Date and Time Functions
DBI->quote10.1.1 Strings
DBI->traceD.1.3 Debugging mysqld under gdb
DBI_TRACE environment variableD.1.3 Debugging mysqld under gdb
DBI_TRACE environment variableE. Environment Variables
DBI_USER environment variableE. Environment Variables
DEC11. Column Types
DECIMAL11. Column Types
DECLARE18.1.5 DECLARE Statement
DECODE()12.6.2 Encryption Functions
DEGREES()12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
DELAYED13.1.4.2 INSERT DELAYED Syntax
DELETE13.1.1 DELETE Syntax
DES_DECRYPT()12.6.2 Encryption Functions
DES_ENCRYPT()12.6.2 Encryption Functions
DESC13.3.1 DESCRIBE Syntax (Get Information About Columns)
DESCRIBE3.4 Getting Information About Databases and Tables
DESCRIBE13.3.1 DESCRIBE Syntax (Get Information About Columns)
Difference()17.5.3.2 Spatial Operators
Dimension()17.5.2.1 General Geometry Functions
Disjoint()17.5.6 Functions That Test Spatial Relationships Between Geometries
Distance()17.5.6 Functions That Test Spatial Relationships Between Geometries
DISTINCT3.3.4.3 Selecting Particular Columns
DISTINCT7.2.7 How MySQL Optimizes DISTINCT
DISTINCT12.7.1 GROUP BY Functions
DIV12.3.2 Mathematical Functions
division (/)12.3.1 Arithmetic Operations
DO13.1.2 DO Syntax
DONT_USE_DEFAULT_FIELDS compiler flag2.3.2 Typical configure Options
DOUBLE11. Column Types
DOUBLE PRECISION11. Column Types
double quote (\")10.1.1 Strings
DROP DATABASE13.2.6 DROP DATABASE Syntax
DROP FUNCTION18.1.1.3 DROP PROCEDURE and DROP FUNCTION
DROP FUNCTION21.2.1 CREATE FUNCTION/DROP FUNCTION Syntax
DROP INDEX13.2.2 ALTER TABLE Syntax
DROP INDEX13.2.7 DROP INDEX Syntax
DROP PRIMARY KEY13.2.2 ALTER TABLE Syntax
DROP PROCEDURE18.1.1.3 DROP PROCEDURE and DROP FUNCTION
DROP TABLE13.2.8 DROP TABLE Syntax
DROP USER5.5.5 Deleting Users from MySQL
DUMPFILE13.1.7 SELECT Syntax

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