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how can we code in code background without a real table to test whether the code is correct or NOT ?
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If you want to check if the Syntax is correct you need a tool to do that for example: https://www.piliapp.com/mysql-syntax-check/
You can simulate queries by using a TRANSACTION, check the result and then ROLLBACK so it does not save.
You can check how a script would function by using DESCRIBE in front of the query.
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We can use #tables which will store the data temporarily. they will be deleted from the database once the ongoing session is closed. they are also called as temp tables