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LAST_INSERT_ID( ) 
    client-specific count value, retrieving with 
    connection-specific basis for value 
leap year calculations 
    conditions for determining 
    four-digit year values and 
    month-length calculations, using for 
        Perl, using 
    testing a year for leap year 
    year-length calculations using 
LEFT JOINs 
    cascaded deletes and childless parent records 
    consistency checks, using for 
    identifying unattached records 
    NOT IN( ) subselects, using in place of 
    ON clauses and 
    related table updates, using for 
    in self-joins 
    unattached records, finding and removing from related tables 
    WHERE clauses and 
LEFT( ) 
li( ) (Perl) 
library files 
    connection, error checking 
    installation location 
    ownership and access issues 
    security advantages of 
    writing 
LIKE clauses 
    database existence, testing for with 
    tables, testing for existence using 
LIKE operators 
LIMIT clause  2nd  3rd  4th 
    appropriate values, choosing 
    duplicate records, using to remove 
    LIMIT values, calculating from expressions 
    sorting of results 
line terminators, different operating systems 
line-ending sequences 
linear regressions, calculating 
LINES clause 
    format characters, specification in hex notation 
LINES TERMINATED BY clause  2nd 
links
    using to sort query results in a web page 
Linux
    Tomcat servers, starting and stopping 
lists 
    web scripting query results as 
        definition lists 
        nested lists 
        ordered lists 
        unmarked lists 
        unordered lists 
LOAD DATA statement  2nd  [See also data transfers]
    CSV files, importing 
    datafile location, specifying 
    datafile, contents, checking 
    default file format for 
    duplicate index values, handling 
    email damage to datafiles 
    end of process messages, interpreting 
    error warning
        diagnostic utility for 
    error warnings 
    escaped characters, handling 
    file format, specifying 
    FTP transfers, data load errors caused by 
    IGNORE n LINES clause 
    important limitations 
    LINES TERMINATED BY clause 
    LOCAL keyword 
        absolute and relative pathnames 
    NULLs, representation by 
    quoted values, handling 
    reading files from different operating systems 
    skipping datafile columns 
    specifying column input order 
load_diag.pl 
    limitations 
    logging on MySQL logging enabled servers 
    options to 
LOAD_FILE( ) 
localtime( ) (Perl) 
LOCATE( ) 
    case sensitivity 
LOCK statement 
locking
    transactions, as alternative to 
logfiles
    analyzing 
    indexing of 
    purging and archiving 
LogFormat directives 
LogFormat field specifiers 
logging 
    of interactive sessions 
    of users 
    to server databases 
        logfiles, analyzing 
        set up 
LONGBLOB columns 
lookup tables
    caching of checked values in a hash 
    data storage space, saving with 
    hashes, constructing from 
    using for creation of new records 
LOWER( )  2nd 
LPAD( ) 
    canonizing dates to ISO standard 

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     Main Menu
Main Page
Table of content
Copyright
Preface
Chapter 1. Using the mysql Client Program
Chapter 2. Writing MySQL-Based Programs
Chapter 3. Record Selection Techniques
Chapter 4. Working with Strings
Chapter 5. Working with Dates and Times
Chapter 6. Sorting Query Results
Chapter 7. Generating Summaries
Chapter 8. Modifying Tables with ALTER TABLE
Chapter 9. Obtaining and Using Metadata
Chapter 10. Importing and Exporting Data
Chapter 11. Generating and Using Sequences
Chapter 12. Using Multiple Tables
Chapter 13. Statistical Techniques
Chapter 14. Handling Duplicates
Chapter 15. Performing Transactions
Chapter 16. Introduction to MySQL on the Web
Chapter 17. Incorporating Query Resultsinto Web Pages
Chapter 18. Processing Web Input with MySQL
Chapter 19. Using MySQL-Based Web Session Management
Appendix A. Obtaining MySQL Software
Appendix B. JSP and Tomcat Primer
Appendix C. References
Colophone
Index
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