2.2.2. Commands on multiple lines

The commands can be expanded into several lines for convenience, especially when writing long SQL statements. The client does not send the SQL to the server until you find the semicolon, thus, the above command can be written as

Note the indicator that becomes mysql -> sign means that the command is not yet complete. They can also write multiple commands on one line, each must bear its respective semi-colon:

Are executed in the order they are written.Commands can be canceled with the combination \ c, so that the client will show the display to write the sentence again.

Mysql Indicators

Indicator
Meaning

mysql>
Awaiting a new sentence

->
The sentenceven not been completed;

">
A double-quoted string is not closed

'>
A string in single quotes are not closed