To get the MySQL version using an SQL command, you can use the SHOW VARIABLES command with a WHERE clause to filter for the version variable. Here’s the SQL command: When you execute this command, it will return the MySQL version in the result set. The output will have two […]
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We can create scheduled events by SQL on MySQL using the CREATE EVENT statement. The syntax for the CREATE EVENT statement is as follows: The event_name parameter is the name of the event. The schedule parameter specifies when the event will be executed. The event_body parameter is the SQL statement […]
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The MySQL IFNULL() function is handy for handling NULL values in your queries. It allows you to specify a default value to be returned if a NULL value is encountered. This can be helpful for a variety of tasks, such as: Body: Syntax of the IFNULL() Function The syntax of […]
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