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Advanced Guide for MySQL Database

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Advanced Guide for MySQL Database, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.3, with 48 lectures, based on 69 reviews, and has 562 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to MySQL DDL DML LIMIT ORDER BY GROUP BY ALIASES UNION JOINS CONSTRAINTS LOGICAL OPERATORS COMPARISON OPERATOR COMMIT, SAVEPOINT and ROLLBACK VIEWS SUBQUERIES STORED PROCEDURE TRIGGERS EVENTS AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS DATE & TIME MYSQL ADMINISTRATION PRIVILLEGES BACKUP This course is ideal for individuals who are STUDENTS or DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR or DATABASE DEVELOPER or DATABASE ENGINEER It is particularly useful for STUDENTS or DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR or DATABASE DEVELOPER or DATABASE ENGINEER.

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Title: Advanced Guide for MySQL Database

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.3

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Introduction to MySQL
  • DDL
  • DML
  • LIMIT
  • ORDER BY
  • GROUP BY
  • ALIASES
  • UNION
  • JOINS
  • CONSTRAINTS
  • LOGICAL OPERATORS
  • COMPARISON OPERATOR
  • COMMIT, SAVEPOINT and ROLLBACK
  • VIEWS
  • SUBQUERIES
  • STORED PROCEDURE
  • TRIGGERS
  • EVENTS
  • AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS
  • DATE & TIME
  • MYSQL ADMINISTRATION
  • PRIVILLEGES
  • BACKUP
  • Who Should Attend

  • STUDENTS
  • DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
  • DATABASE DEVELOPER
  • DATABASE ENGINEER
  • Target Audiences

  • STUDENTS
  • DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
  • DATABASE DEVELOPER
  • DATABASE ENGINEER
  • MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). MySQL is written in C and C++. Major features as available in MySQL are Cross-platform support, triggers, Query caching, Built-in Replication support and Unicode support. This course is basically designed for all the beginners and experts who want to learn Mysql. In this course we’ll learn several concepts of MySql like DDL, DML, LIMIT, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, ALIASES, UNION, JOINS IN MYSQL, CONSTRAINTS, LOGICAL OPERATORS, COMPARISON OPERATOR, COMMIT, SAVEPOINT and ROLLBACK, VIEWS AND SUBQUERIES, STORED PROCEDURE AND TRIGGERS, EVENTS IN MYSQL, AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS, DATE & TIME, MYSQL ADMINISTRATION, PRIVILLEGES IN MYSQL, BACKUP IN MYSQL, and so many other important topics of mysql. So start your journey with mysql today. Happy learning!!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction to the course

    Lecture 1: 1.1 Introduction to MySQL

    Lecture 2: 1.2 Prerequisites

    Chapter 2: Course

    Lecture 1: 2.2 RDBMS and Its Terminology

    Lecture 2: 3.1 DDL in MySQL part-1

    Lecture 3: 3.2 DDL in MySQL part-2

    Lecture 4: 3.3 DML in MySQL Part-1

    Lecture 5: 3.4 DML in MySQL part-2

    Lecture 6: 3.5 DML in MySQL part-3

    Lecture 7: 3.6 LIMIT and ORDER BY in MySQL

    Lecture 8: 3.7 Group By in MySqL

    Lecture 9: 4.1 MySQL Aliases

    Lecture 10: 4.2 Union Operator

    Lecture 11: 4.3 Joins in MySQL

    Lecture 12: 4.4 Constraints in MySQL- Part 1

    Lecture 13: 4.5 Constraints in MySQL- Part 2

    Lecture 14: 5.1 Logical and Comparison Operators

    Lecture 15: 5.2 Conditions in MySQL

    Lecture 16: 5.3 COMMIT, SAVEPOINT and ROLLBACK

    Lecture 17: 5.4 LIKE in MySQL

    Lecture 18: 5.5 RLIKE in MySQL

    Lecture 19: 6.1 Views in MySQL

    Lecture 20: 6.2 Subqueries

    Lecture 21: 6.3 Scalar and Row Subqueries

    Lecture 22: 6.4 Column and Table Subqueries

    Lecture 23: 6.5 Subqueries with different Conditions

    Lecture 24: 7.1 Stored Procedure in MySQL

    Lecture 25: 7.2 Stored Procedure Variables

    Lecture 26: 7.3 Stored Procedure Parameters

    Lecture 27: 7.4 Conditions on Stored Procedures

    Lecture 28: 8.1 Triggers in MySQL

    Lecture 29: 8.2 Creating Triggers

    Lecture 30: 8.3 Managing Triggers

    Lecture 31: 8.4 Events in MySQL

    Lecture 32: 8.5 Creating MySQL Events

    Lecture 33: 8.6 Managing MySQL Events

    Lecture 34: 9.1 Aggregate Function in MySQL

    Lecture 35: 9.2 Join with Aggregate Function

    Lecture 36: 9.3 String Function in MySQL

    Lecture 37: 9.4 Date and Time Function

    Lecture 38: 9.5 Control Flow Function

    Lecture 39: 10.1 MySQL Administration

    Lecture 40: 10.2 Create User and Change Passwords for Accounts

    Lecture 41: 10.3 Granting Privilleges To Accounts

    Lecture 42: 10.4 Revoking Privilleges From Users

    Lecture 43: 10.5 More MySQL Admin Commands

    Lecture 44: 11.1 Clone Tables in MySQL

    Lecture 45: 11.2 Temporary Table in MySQL

    Lecture 46: 11.3 How to Backup and Restore Databases

    Instructors

  • Advanced Guide for MySQL Database  No.2
    Inflame Tech
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