Thanks ahead of time for your helpful response
1. The output of EXPLAIN appears to be a bit too much to attempt to parse.
2. SHOW QUALIFIED does look managable.
I have a question:
Lets take for example we have an insert-select. When I prepend SHOW QUALIFIED to the SQL and execute, in the result set I see the following:
1. I first see the SQL
2. Second I see the DDL of the select table
3. and last I see the DDL of the insert table.
My Question: can someone speak to the rules on how that order of the tables DLL is generated? I'm really looking to nail down a programmatic way to say "this is the table that will be modified executing this SQL".
Thanks ahead of time for your helpful response
1. The output of EXPLAIN appears to be a bit too much to attempt to parse.
2. SHOW QUALIFIED does look managable.
I have a question:
Lets take for example we have an insert-select. When I prepend SHOW QUALIFIED to the SQL and execute, in the result set I see the following:
1. I first see the SQL
2. Second I see the DDL of the select table
3. and last I see the DDL of the insert table.
My Question: can someone speak to the rules on how that order of the tables DLL is generated? I'm really looking to nail down a programmatic way to say "this is the table that will be modified executing this SQL".