Question: I need an example of a bash shell
script to select rows from a MySQL table.
I would also like a script example that shows how to use a shell
script to insert data into a MySQL table from UNIX/Linux.
Answer: It is simple to use any shell
script to access a database, and using a shell script to select
MySQL table rows is as simple as executing the /usr/bin/mysql
executable and passing he SQL query as aeguments to MySQL.
Below is a sample bash shell script accesses a MySQL
database.
#! bin/bash
#**************************
# Define the MySQL query
#**************************
qry="select * from mytable"
#********************************************
# Now we connect to
the MySQL database
# and execute the query from the shell script
#********************************************
/usr/bin/mysql
-u dbuser << eof
$qry
eof
#end of script to select rows
You can insert rows into a MySQL table from
a shell sceipr using the same format, replacing the select statement
in $qry with an insertion statement.
#! bin/bash
insvar="insert into mytab
values ('a','b','c')"
#********************************************
# Now we connect to
the MySQL database
# and execute the query from the shell script
#********************************************
/usr/bin/mysql
-u dbuser << eof
$insvar
eof
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