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# Index

C D E M O P R S T U V

## C

  changing default data types, 2.3.2
  command line options, optimizing, 4.3
  compound DECLARE statements, 3.2.1.3
  compound SET statements, 3.2.1.4

## D

  data storage concepts, 2.4
  data types, 2.3
    comparison, 2.3.3
    default, 2.3.2
    supported, 2.3.1
  DECLARE statements
    compound, 3.2.1.3
  default data types, 2.3.2
  defining, user account, 4.1
  DO statements, 3.2.1.2
  dumping MySQL data, 4.2

## E

  error handling
    in stored procedures, 3.2.3
  exception handling, 3.2.3

## M

  modifying default data types, 2.3.2
  MySQL
    dumping data, 4.2

## O

  overview, 3.2
    triggers, 3.1

## P

  procedures
    error handling in stored procedures, 3.2.3
    variables in stored procedures, 3.2.2

## R

  REPLACE statements, 3.2.1.1

## S

  schema migration, 2.2
  SET statements
    compound, 3.2.1.4
  stored procedures, 3.2
    error handling in, 3.2.3
    overview, 3.2
    variables in, 3.2.2
  support options, 4.2
  supported data types, 2.3.1

## T

  table design considerations, 2.2.3
  Triggers, 3.1
  triggers
    overview, 3.1
  troubleshooting, connection issues, 4

## U

  user account, defining, 4.1

## V

  variables
    in stored procedures, 3.2.2