MQL Statement

MQL Statement consists of a keyword, clauses and values. MQL Statements follow their own set of protocol and conventions as in any programming languages(SQL, MySql). Mql Statement may or may not contain clauses. All clauses begin with keyword and separated with a space, tab or carriage return.

Example of MQL Statement with clauses:

       add attribute "modifiedDate"
              description "this is the modified date of the product"
              type datetime

When we are using MQL, there are two important MQL Statement: Quit and Help.

QUIT Statement

             The quit statement exits the matrix command interface and returns control to the OS.In simple word, if we want to terminate our MQL session, just enter:

             quit [integer];

HELP Statement

              The help statement is available for various MQL statement categories. If you do not know which category you want or you want to get a listing of the entire contents of the help file,
enter:

             help all;