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    Compiling SQL Files

    How do i compile a few listings from a table into a sql file? not a whole table or anything

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    I would like to know too

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    Do you mean just rows? If so it would depend. Adding rows would look something like

    insert into 'tablename' ('collum', 'collum',) #, #;

    Query or make a sql file for those.

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    ya i want to know how to make 1 for row. Like i select what rows i want from list then turn to file.

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    exactly what he said is what i need

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    select the row(s) you wanna export and right click => export ...

    grtz

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    Re: Compiling SQL Files

    Yeah what said earlier, but lemem clarify a bit.

    an item on an mmorpg with the only value being damage and displayid would look like below.

    INSERT INTO items (Damage, Display)
    Values: (123, 134);

    the two lines are color coded correspondent.
    the values for each column would appear in the same respective order to the order in which they were declared.

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