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Ctrl-r
 
interactive command history search auto-complete
 

Up arrow, Ctrl-P
Recall previous line
 
Down arrow, Ctrl-N
Recall next line
 
Left arrow, Ctrl-B
Move cursor left (backward)
 
Right arrow, Ctrl-F
Move cursor right (forward)
 
Escape B
Move backward one word
 
Escape F
Move forward one word
 
Ctrl-A
Move cursor to beginning of line
 
Ctrl-E
Move cursor to end of line
 
Ctrl-D
Delete character under cursor
 
Delete
Delete character to left of cursor
 
Escape D
Delete word
 
Escape Backspace
Delete word to left of cursor
 
Ctrl-K
Erase everything from cursor to end of line
 
Ctrl-_
Undo last change; can be repeated
 

Here are some other general commands to run on the command line for mysql client:
 
clear, \c
 
Clear (cancel) the current query. The current query is the query that you are in the process of typing in; this command does not cancel a query that has already been sent to the server and for which mysql is displaying output.
 
connect [db_name [host_name]], \r [db_name [host_name]]
 
Connect (or reconnect) to the given database on the given host. If the database name or hostname is missing, the most recently used values from the current mysql session are used.
 
delimiter str, \d str
 
Set the query delimiter. The default delimiter is the semicolon (’;'). The stored procedure parser recognizes only the semicolon as the statement delimiter, so this command can be used to redefine the delimiter for mysql while defining a stored procedure. For an example, see “Using Stored Procedures,” in Chapter 2, “MySQL SQL Syntax and Use.”
 
edit, \e
 
Edit the current query. mysql attempts to determine what editor to use by examining the EDITOR and VISUAL environment variables. If neither variable is set, mysql uses vi. This option is unavailable under Windows.
 
ego, \G
 
Send the current query to the server and display the result vertically.
 
exit
 
Same as quit.
 
go, \g, ;
 
Send the current query to the server and display the result.
 
help, \h, ?, \?
 
Display a help message describing the available mysql commands. If the help tables in the mysql database have been loaded, you can use help to get server-side help. Use help contents to get a list of help categories, help category for help on a particular category, or help keyword for help about the particular keyword (such as SELECT or UPDATE).
 
nopager, \n
 
Disable the pager and send output to the standard output. This command is unavailable under Windows.
 
notee, \t
 
Stop (notee) command (notee) command (notee) command (notee) command (notee) command writing to the tee file.
 
pager [program], \P [program]
 
Send output through the paging program specified by program, or through the program specified in the PAGER environment variable, if that variable is set and program is not given. This command is unavailable under Windows.
 
print, \p
 
Print the current query (the text of the query itself, not the results obtained by executing the query).
 
prompt arguments, \R arguments
 
Redefine the primary mysql> prompt. Everything following the first space after the prompt keyword becomes part of the prompt string, including other spaces. The string can contain special sequences, as described in “mysql Prompt Definition Sequences.” To revert the prompt to the default, specify prompt or \R with no arguments.
 
quit, \q
 
Quit mysql.
 
rehash, \#
 
Recalculate the information needed for database, table, and column name completion. See the description for the –auto-rehash option.
 
source file_name, \. file_name
 
Read and execute the statements contained in the named file. For Windows filenames that include backslash (’\') pathname separators, specify them using slash (’/') instead.
 
status, \s
 
Retrieve and display status information from the server. This is useful if you want to check the server version, default database, whether the connection is secure, and so forth.
 
system command, \! command
 
Execute command using your default shell. This command is unavailable under Windows.
 
tee file_name, \T file_name
 
Copy output to the end of the named file.
 
use db_name, \u db_name
 
Select the given database to make it the default database.
 

show processlist
 
shows active processes and connections - good for debugging and troubleshooting.

 
show status
 
very useful - displays all of this data–
Aborted_clients
Aborted_connects
Bytes_received
Bytes_sent
Com_admin_commands
Com_alter_table
Com_analyze
Com_backup_table
Com_begin
Com_change_db
Com_change_master
Com_check
Com_commit
Com_create_db
Com_create_function
Com_create_index
Com_create_table
Com_delete
Com_delete_multi
Com_drop_db
Com_drop_function
Com_drop_index
Com_drop_table
Com_flush
Com_grant
Com_ha_close
Com_ha_open
Com_ha_read
Com_insert
Com_insert_select
Com_kill
Com_load
Com_load_master_data
Com_load_master_table
Com_lock_tables
Com_optimize
Com_purge
Com_rename_table
Com_repair
Com_replace
Com_replace_select
Com_reset
Com_restore_table
Com_revoke
Com_rollback
Com_savepoint
Com_select
Com_set_option
Com_show_binlog_events
Com_show_binlogs
Com_show_create
Com_show_databases
Com_show_fields
Com_show_grants
Com_show_keys
Com_show_logs
Com_show_master_status
Com_show_new_master
Com_show_open_tables
Com_show_processlist
Com_show_slave_hosts
Com_show_slave_status
Com_show_status
Com_show_innodb_status
Com_show_tables
Com_show_variables
Com_slave_start
Com_slave_stop
Com_truncate
Com_unlock_tables
Com_update
Com_update_multi
Connections
Created_tmp_disk_tables
Created_tmp_tables
Created_tmp_files
Delayed_insert_threads
Delayed_writes
Delayed_errors
Flush_commands
Handler_commit
Handler_delete
Handler_read_first
Handler_read_key
Handler_read_next
Handler_read_prev
Handler_read_rnd
Handler_read_rnd_next
Handler_rollback
Handler_update
Handler_write
Key_blocks_used
Key_read_requests
Key_reads
Key_write_requests
Key_writes
Max_used_connections
Not_flushed_key_blocks
Not_flushed_delayed_rows
Open_tables
Open_files
Open_streams
Opened_tables
Questions
Qcache_queries_in_cache
Qcache_inserts
Qcache_hits
Qcache_lowmem_prunes
Qcache_not_cached
Qcache_free_memory
Qcache_free_blocks
Qcache_total_blocks
Rpl_status
Select_full_join
Select_full_range_join
Select_range
Select_range_check
Select_scan
Slave_open_temp_tables
Slave_running
Slow_launch_threads
Slow_queries
Sort_merge_passes
Sort_range
Sort_rows
Sort_scan
Ssl_accepts
Ssl_finished_accepts
Ssl_finished_connects
Ssl_accept_renegotiates
Ssl_connect_renegotiates
Ssl_callback_cache_hits
Ssl_session_cache_hits
Ssl_session_cache_misses
Ssl_session_cache_timeouts
Ssl_used_session_cache_entries
Ssl_client_connects
Ssl_session_cache_overflows
Ssl_session_cache_size
Ssl_session_cache_mode
Ssl_sessions_reused
Ssl_ctx_verify_mode
Ssl_ctx_verify_depth
Ssl_verify_mode
Ssl_verify_depth
Ssl_version
Ssl_cipher
Ssl_cipher_list
Ssl_default_timeout
Table_locks_immediate
Table_locks_waited
Threads_cached
Threads_created
Threads_connected
Threads_running
Uptime

This will return duplicates in row users from table company…
 

SELECT users, count(users) as NumOccurances FROM company GROUP BY users HAVING ( COUNT(users) > 1 );
 

 
First - you must make sure that your bash starts in emacs mode -

 
put this command in one of these bash source files (usually in your users home directory) .bashrc (this is run everytime you start a bash sub-shell) or .bash-profile (read at login time only)

 
set -o emacs

 
Here are some commands you can use with bash in this mode:

 
ctrl-a Move cursor to beginning of line
ctrl-e Move cursor to end of line
meta-b Move cursor back one word
meta-f Move cursor forward one word
ctrl-w Cut the last word
ctrl-u Cut everything before the cursor
ctrl-k Cut everything after the cursor
ctrl-y Paste the last thing to be cut
ctrl-_ Undo

 
NOTE1: meta is usually the ALT key
 

NOTE2: you can also run bash in vi like mode - (set -o vi)

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