MySQL – EXPLAIN Table of content The MySQL EXPLAIN Statement The MySQL EXPLAIN statement is used to provide the execution plan of a query. This statement works similar to the DESCRIBE query; while the DESCRIBE query provides the structure plan of a table, the EXPLAIN statement describes how a query is being executed. You can […]
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MySQL – Today Date Table of content Generally, the date is represented using three values: date, month, and year. Dates have many possible variations, all of which depend on several inconsistency factors. DD/MM/YYYY, For instance – 04/04/2024 YYYY/MM/DD, For instance – 2024/04/27 DD-MM-YYYY, For instance – 04-04-2024 MySQL Today”s Date We have several built-in functions […]
MySQL – Literals Table of content In MySQL, literals are fixed values (constants) that can be used in SQL statements such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE. We can use a literal in SQL statements without needing to be represented by a variable or an expression. Following are some common MySQL literals: Numeric Literals String […]