> now it will listen to your escape code: \c " data-type="undefined" target="_blank"> get out, in, then out again with three singlequotes: ''' " data-type="undefined" target="_blank"> adding another doublequote breaks you out: ' " data-type="undefined" target="_blank"> In doublequote mode now, because doublequote above You never left default mode in the above example so exit commands work correctly.Įxample 2 (this is what is tripping you up). So to get out of mysql input mode, you will have to do these steps:
What makes the MySQL terminal hard to understand is there there are different modes for single quote, double quote, and normal mode. Why does ctrl-c not exit mysql input mode in Windows?īecause you have told MySQL to interpret your exit commands as valid input.
