I’m a big fan of the MySQL command line tool ie the default text client modestly named: mysql. I use it everyday because you can do almost everything with it (DML, DDL, DCL, administrative tasks,…).
It has many options including generate xml or html output.
$ mysql –help | grep “\–html”
-H, –html Produce HTML output.
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One of my colleague asked me : « Is an ALTER TABLE with many specifications is faster than 1 ALTER TABLE by specification ? »
The answers seems quite intuitive, anyway figures are better than a long speech…
Context :
MySQL Community Server 5.5.22
InnoDB table with 8 539 238 rows.
17 columns with INT, CHAR, VARCHAR, TEXT, DATETIME, … fields