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MySQL has a very complex, but intuitive and easy to learn SQL
interface. The next several chapters of the manual comprise a language
reference. They describe the various commands, types,
and functions you will need to know in order to use MySQL efficiently and
effectively. These chapters also serve as a reference to all functionality
included in MySQL. The material they contain is grouped by topic:
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See section 10 Language Structure for information about how to write data values,
identifiers, and comments.
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See section 12 Column Types for information about the various column types that
MySQL supports for storing data in tables.
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See section 13 Functions and Operators for a list of the functions and operators that you can
use when writing expressions.
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See section 14 SQL Statement Syntax for descriptions of the SQL statements that MySQL
supports.
In order to use this material most effectively, you may find
it useful to refer to the various indexes.
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