reference/sql/statements: First Batch of Statement Reference #1067
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This replaces the previous statement reference, which had titles like "Data Definition Statements", "Data Manipulation Statements". The reference benefits by being structured how a user will Google search. i.e. If I need help with the CREATE INDEX statement because I am getting an error. I will Google "CREATE INDEX TiDB syntax" etc.
It does not include all of the statements that TiDB supports. In an effort to reduce reviewer burden, and ship something I have not included the following:
For reviewers: there is a lot here. I appreciate if you see something obvious, please feel free to commit to my branch directly. I will watch the commits and take responsibility if any edits look like they are in error.