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[mysql] Add basic SQL queries

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Merged Administrator requested to merge github/fork/ybelenko/5666-sql-queries into master Mar 30, 2020
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Created by: ybelenko

This enhancement adds basic SQL queries for each model(SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE,DELETE). You usually see these templates in PHPMyAdmin when you hit SQL tab. These SQLs are absolutely useless in original state, but they can be a good starting point, especially when you need to write queries with huge list of columns. I think that most of server side developers remember the time when you copypaste column names one by one into your code.

My next PR will create PHP classes(traits) with these SQLs. I think about PHP methods to create SQL prepared statements for PDO driver.

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Closes #5666 (closed)

Personal invitation to @jimschubert. I assume that you skilled in database development, tell me what you think.

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Source branch: github/fork/ybelenko/5666-sql-queries