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MySql HowTo

August 15, 2007 · Filed Under Database  · Tags:

MySQL How To in online HTML version. Quite complete scratch tutorial on MySql, covers

  • Creating a Database in MySQL
  • Creating Tables
  • A Special Feature in MySQL
  • Viewing the Tables and Databases Created
  • Inserting Values to the Tables
  • Querying the Tables
  • Comparison Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • Limiting the Search Area of the Table
  • Pattern Matching
  • User Defined Variables
  • Summarizing Techniques
  • Deleting and Updating the Rows
  • How You Can Simplify the Connection Process
  • Storing the Parameters in an Option File
  • Repeating Parameters using History
  • Ways of Avoiding Long Typing for the Statements
  • Running in Batch Code
  • MySQL Syntax
  • Naming Conventions
  • Case Sensitive SQL Statements
  • The Mode of SQL
  • Character sets Supported by SQL
  • Handling Tables
  • Creation of the Tables
  • Merging Tables
  • Federated Tables
  • Dropping the Tables
  • Retrieving Information about Databases and Tables
  • Joins
  • Trivial Join
  • Cross Join
  • Left Joins and Right Joins
  • Usage of Sub Queries
  • In and Not In
  • Exists and Not Exists
  • Multiple table Deletion and Updating
  • Transactions in Mysql
  • Transaction Save Points
  • Transaction Isolation
  • Relative Updates Instead of Absolute Updates
  • Foreign Keys and Referential Integrity
  • Fulltext Searches
  • Natural Language Searching
  • Boolean Mode Searching
  • Query Expansion Searching
  • Things to Consider for Boolean Mode Searches
  • Query Expansion Fulltext Search
  • New Features in Mysql
  • Stored Procedures
  • Triggers
  • Data Value in Mysql
  • Numerical Values
  • String Values
  • Binary and Non Binary Strings
  • Date and Time Values
  • Spatial Values
  • Null Values
  • Data Types in Mysql
  • Data Types for Numerical Values
  • Data Types for String Values
  • Data Types for Date and Time Values
  • Data Types for Spatial Values
  • Numerical Data Types
  • Integer Data Type
  • Floating Point and Fixed Point Data Types
  • Fixed Point Type ?Decimal
  • Bit Data Type
  • Attributes of Numerical Data Types
  • String Data Types
  • Char and Varchar Data Types
  • Binary and Varbinary Data Types
  • The BLOB and TEXT Data Types
  • The ENUM and SET Data Types
  • String Data Type Attributes
  • Date and Time Data Types
  • Date, Time and Datetime data types
  • Timestamp Data Type
  • Year Data Type
  • Handling Invalid Data Types
  • Working with Sequences in Mysql
  • Auto_increment
  • Expression Evaluation and Type Conversion
  • Arithmetic Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • Bit Operators
  • Comparison Operators
  • REGEXP
  • Type Conversion
  • Query Optimization
  • Loading Data Efficiently and Scheduling and Locking Issues

I have similar tutorial in pdf file, but I wasn’t able to find it in my computer, consider it was downloaded before. So I can’t compare tutorial above with the one that was missing.

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  1. sisith thilina on June 28th, 2008 12:28 pm

    please iam went to ebook mu sql

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