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Some Of Mysql Commands..

########## MYSQL COMMANDS #######################
  mysql -u root -p
  use databasename;
1)display all tables in database.
  show tables;
2)display all the fields from single table.
  desc users;
3)Display all recorde in single table
  select * from users;
4)Count the recorde in single table
  select count(*) from users;
5)Display Distinct 
  select distinct name from users;
  select * from users where first_name = "chinna";
  select * from users where first_name = "chinna" and last_name = "ram";
  select * from users where first_name = "chinna" or last_name = "ram";
  delete from users;
  delete from users where first_name = "chinna";
  update from users  set first_name "ramu" where user_id = 67;
  select first_name from users order by first_name asc;
  select first_name from users order by first_name desc;
  explain select * from users;

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