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POMySQL: Export all rows with the same column data into same file
 

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    <p>Say you have a large table with thousands of rows and 3 columns, looking something like this: </p> <pre><code>Name City Birthyear Egon Spengler New York 1957 Mac Taylor New York 1955 Sarah Connor Los Angeles 1959 Jean-Luc Picard La Barre 2305 Ellen Ripley Nostromo 2092 James T. Kirk Riverside 2233 Henry Jones Chicago 1899 Jason Bourne Paris 1971</code></pre> <p>...... and so on. Is it possible to sort people by City into separate files? For example, if you have 100 or more cities in the table, is there a query that would create 100 or more files with people names and birth years in it? For a smaller number of cities one could use </p> <p>-e "select Name, Birthyear from Table where City = New York" > NewYork.csv</p> <p>and so on for each city in the table. But it's not fun to do it manually if you have hundreds of cities.</p>
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