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#989 (ok 2.10) Show the SQL statement for updates to constraints

Status: fixed

Owner: Marc Delisle

Labels: Displaying results (80)

Priority: 1

Updated: 2013-06-11

Created: 2006-12-22

Creator: Rob Siklos

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I'm very happy with the convention in phpMyAdmin of showing me the SQL statement which accompanies pretty much anything I do. However, this feature is missing from the "Relation View" page. It would be really handy to have it there as well, so that I can see the actual SQL statements use to adjust the constraints.

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Marc Delisle - 2006-12-29

assigned_to: nobody --> lem9
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Marc Delisle - 2006-12-29

priority: 5 --> 1

summary: Show the SQL statement for updates to constraints --> (ok 2.10) Show the SQL statement for updates to constraints

status: open --> open-accepted
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Marc Delisle - 2006-12-29

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(2.10) Implemented for InnoDB-related statements.

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Marc Delisle - 2007-02-28

status: open-accepted --> closed-accepted
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Michal Čihař - 2013-06-11

Status: closed-accepted --> fixed
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