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let's go through each function and provide examples on how to use them.

  1. CD (Create Database): This function creates a new database.

    Example: CD("mydatabase", mydb)

  2. CT (Create Table): This function creates a new table.

    Example: CT("mytable (id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(255))", mydb)

  3. IV (Insert Values): This function inserts values into a table.

    Example: IV("mytable", "name", ("John",),mydb)

  4. IVM (Insert Multiple Values): This function inserts multiple rows of values into a table.

    Example: IVM("mytable", "name", [("John",), ("Alice",), ("Bob",)],mydb)

  5. SA (Select All): This function selects all rows from a table and prints them.

    Example: SA("mytable", mydb)

  6. DB (Drop Database): This function drops a database.

    Example: DB("mydatabase", mydb)

  7. DT (Drop Table): This function drops a table.

    Example: DT("mytable", mydb)

  8. STBC (Select Text By Column): This function selects a specific column from a table and prints its contents.

    Example: STBC("name", "mytable", mydb)

  9. STBW (Select Text By Where): This function selects all columns from a table based on a given condition and prints the results.

    Example: STBW("mytable", "age > 18", mydb)

  10. STBWL (Select Text By Where Like): This function selects all columns from a table based on a LIKE condition and prints the results.

    Example: STBWL("mytable", "name", "J%", mydb)

  11. UTBW (Update Text By Where): This function updates values in a table based on a given condition.

    Example: UTBW("mytable", "name='Jane'", "id=1", mydb)

  12. STBR (Select Text By Row): This function selects all columns from a table based on a given condition and prints the results row by row.

    Example: STBR("mytable", mydb)

  13. STBO (Select Text By Order): This function selects all columns from a table and orders the results by a specified field.

    Example: STBO("mytable", "name", mydb)

  14. STBOAD (Select Text By Order And Direction): This function selects all columns from a table, orders the results by a specified field, and specifies the order direction (ascending or descending).

    Example: STBOAD("mytable", "age", "DESC", mydb)

  15. MCDT (Modify Column Data Type): This function modifies the data type of a column in a table.

    Example: MCDT("mytable", "age", "INT", mydb)

  16. MCP (Modify Column Position): This function modifies the position of a column in a table.

    Example: MCP("mytable", "name", "age", mydb)

  17. ATBF (Add Table Field): This function adds a new column to a table.

    Example: ATBF("mytable", "email", "VARCHAR(255)", mydb)

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