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Backup table records into txt file: indicate terminator

  
Drop table CDs;

CREATE TABLE CDs (
   CDID SMALLINT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
   CDName VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
   InStock SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
   Category VARCHAR(20)
);


INSERT INTO CDs
VALUES (101, 'Blood', 10, 'Rock'),
       (102, 'Jazz', 17, 'Jazz'),
       (103, 'Class', 9, 'Classical'),
       (104, 'Violin', 24, NULL),
       (105, 'Blues', 2, 'Blues'),
       (106, 'Tires', 12, 'Country'),
       (107, 'Essence', 5, 'New Age'),
       (108, 'Magic', 42, 'Classical'),
       (109, 'Name', 20, 'Opera'),
       (110, 'Fire', 23, 'Country'),
       (111, 'Live', 18, 'Jazz'),
       (112, 'Blues', 22, 'Blues'),
       (113, 'Stages', 42, 'Blues');
  
  
  
SELECT CDName, InStock, Category INTO OUTFILE 'Backup.sql'
   FIELDS
      TERMINATED BY ','
      ENCLOSED BY '*'
FROM CDs WHERE Category='Classical';








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