To see data from one column, it is enough to execute the SQL query (where “abcd” is the name of the column in the table):
SELECT abcd FROM table;
To export to a file, just run the command in Linux:
mysql -u root -e "SELECT abcd FROM database;" -s -N > file.txt
Here is an example of exporting email addresses from a mysql table to an http page using PHP.
The thought immediately came to this plan (create a php file and open it through the browser):
<?php // Connecting to mysql server mysql_connect("localhost", "USER", "PASSWORD") or die (mysql_error ()); // Choosing a database mysql_select_db("users") or die(mysql_error()); // SQL query $rows = "SELECT * FROM account"; // Run this SQL query $d = mysql_query($rows); // Each row becomes an array ($row) using the mysql_fetch_array while($row = mysql_fetch_array($d)) { // Display the values of the email column echo $row['email'] . "<br />"; } // Close the connection to the database mysql_close(); ?>