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SHOW TABLE STATUS & the nested SELECT statement

The "SHOW TABLE STATUS" command seems to return a result set, just
like "SELECT * FROM SomeTable".

Therefore, since the following is valid:

SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM SomeTable)

I inferred that this functionality would extend to the SHOW statement:

SELECT * FROM (SHOW TABLE STATUS FROM SomeDataBase)

But such a command gives an invalid syntax error.

I want to query the data_length from a few tables, place those values
into temp variables and then run a second SQL command using those
values. Is what I'm trying to do possible?

Billy Billerson
http://www.aTALLdrinkofwater.com/
Jul 19 '05 #1
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