Re: about MySQL migration etc
You should probably use:
mysql> SELECT * FROM aaa\G
The \G at the end makes it to display the results with each column in a new line, making it easier to see their contents in most cases.
As for migration... Probably the easiest way to do it is to use the MySQL Migration Wizard that is shipped with MySQL Workbench.
Hope this helps.
Sergio A. de la Cruz RodrÃguez
Software Developer
Oracle Corp.
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