MySQL Tutorials
MySQL Tutorials
SQL and Database Terminologies
MySQL 4.0 Introduction and Installation
Installing MySQL 5.0.2 (Alpha)
Introduction of MySQL 5.0 Programs
mysqld - The MySQL Server Program
mysqladmin - The Client Tool for Administrators
mysql - The Client Tool for End Users
Using mysql to Run SQL Statements
mysqldump - Dumping Data to Files
mysqlimport - Loading Data from Files
Perl Programs and MySQL Servers
Accessing MySQL Servers from Perl Programs
HelloMySQL.pl - Sample Perl Program to Use MySQL
PHP Programs and MySQL Servers
Configuring PHP for MySQL Server Access
mysql_connect() and Other MySQL Functions
MySqlLoop.php - MySQL Functions Test
Java Programs and MySQL Servers
MySQL Connector/J - Download and Installation
Loading JDBC Driver Class - com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
Creating Connections with DataSource Class
Getting Driver and Server Information
Creating Tables with AUTO_INCREMENT Columns
Data Literal Evaluation Examples
Examples of Different Types of Operation
Character Strings and Bit Strings
Operatins and Functions for Character Strings
Operatins and Functions for Bit Strings
Table Column Types for Different Types of Values
Table Column Types for Character Strings
Table Column Types for Bit Strings
Table Column Types for Exact Numbers
Table Column Types for Approximate Numbers
Table Column Types for Date and Time Values
Using DDL to Create Tables and Indexes
CREATE TABLE - Statement to Create Tables
Column Options When Creating Tables
CREATE INDEX - Statement to Create Indexes
ALTER TABLE - Statement to Alter Table Structures
Using DML to Insert, Update and Delete Records
INSERT INTO - Statement to Insert Records to Tables
UPDATE - Statement to Update Records in Tables
DELETE FROM - Statement to Delete Records from Tables
Using SELECT to Query Database
FROM Clause of a SELECT Statement
JOIN -Operations to Join Two Tables
JoinTable.sql - Example of Join Tables
WHERE Clause of a SELECT Statement
GROUP BY Clause of a SELECT Statement
ORDER BY Clause of a SELECT Statement
Transaction Management and Isolation Levels
Transaction Management in MySQL
"Read Uncommitted" Isolation Level
"Read Committed" Isolation Level
"Repeatable Read" Isolation Level
Defining and Calling Stored Procedures
CREATE PROCEDURE - Statement to Create Stored Procedures
Variables, Loops and Cursors Used in Stored Procedures
Local Variables in Stored Procedures
Execution Flow Control Statements
ITERATE and LEAVE - Statements to Break Loops
DECLARE ... CURSOR FOR Select Statements
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