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MySQL: start SQL from shell script
The following code starts the SQL from the shell script directly, without additional SQL file
#!/bin/sh
--/. &> /dev/null; exec mysql "$@"
--/. &> /dev/null; exec mysql "$@"
The detailed explanation of the trick is here
Topics: MySQL, Unix Shell | Submitter: checkthis
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