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MySQL Database Admin -DBA for Beginners, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 103 lectures, based on 292 reviews, and has 17088 subscribers.

You will learn about Perform backups of your data Manage users and privileges Install the MySQL server Configure MySQL server Create Views Create stored procedures Perform table joins Create databases Create tables Explore and use MySQL Workbench Use MySQL Command line client Execute Common MySQL Commands Query databases Update databases Delete records Perform aggregate functions This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Database Administrators or Beginner database designers or Beginner developers It is particularly useful for Beginner Database Administrators or Beginner database designers or Beginner developers.

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Title: MySQL Database Admin -DBA for Beginners

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 103

Number of Published Lectures: 103

Number of Curriculum Items: 103

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 103

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Perform backups of your data
  • Manage users and privileges
  • Install the MySQL server
  • Configure MySQL server
  • Create Views
  • Create stored procedures
  • Perform table joins
  • Create databases
  • Create tables
  • Explore and use MySQL Workbench
  • Use MySQL Command line client
  • Execute Common MySQL Commands
  • Query databases
  • Update databases
  • Delete records
  • Perform aggregate functions
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Database Administrators
  • Beginner database designers
  • Beginner developers
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginner Database Administrators
  • Beginner database designers
  • Beginner developers
  • The MySQL is the world’s most popular open source database.

    This course will teach you  a lot to  start using this incredibly popular MySQL database and gain useful skills in the process.  In learning about MySQL you will also gain an understanding of relational databases in general.  Furthermore, you will harness that power by learning SQL and using it to build databases, populate them with data and query that data through extensive hands-on practices.

    You will learn how to use the MySQL Workbench which is a very powerful administrative tool that contains a lot of useful features that will enable you perform various administrative tasks on MySQL Server installations.

    What You will learn includes:

  • Installation and configuration of MySQL Server

  • Creating Databases

  • Creating Tables

  • Creating Views

  • Creating Stored Procedures

  • Using subqueries

  • Managing users and proviledges

  • Performing backups and restore

  • Checking client connections

  • Checking Server Status

  • Perform table  joins

  • Explore and use MySQL Workbench

  • Use MySQL Command line client

  • Execute  Common MySQL Commands

  • Query databases

  • Update databases

  • Delete records

  • Perform aggregate functions

  • Using SQL Editors

  • SQL is the language used to interact with databases like MySQL  and others

    SQL is a standard language for accessing and manipulating databases.

    What is SQL?

    SQL stands for Structured Query Language

    SQL lets you access and manipulate databases

    SQL became a standard of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) in 1986, and of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in 1987

    What Can SQL do?

    SQL can execute queries against a database

    SQL can retrieve data from a database

    SQL can insert records in a database

    SQL can update records in a database

    SQL can delete records from a database

    SQL can create new databases

    SQL can create new tables in a database

    SQL can create stored procedures in a database

    SQL can create views in a database

    SQL can set permissions on tables, procedures, and views

    SQL is a Standard – BUT.

    Although SQL is an ANSI/ISO standard, there are different versions of the SQL language.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: MySQL Installation

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is SQL

    Lecture 3: What is MySQL

    Lecture 4: MySQL Download and Installation (Windows)

    Lecture 5: What is MySQL Workbench

    Lecture 6: MySQL Installation (Mac)

    Lecture 7: Installing MySQL Workbench (Mac)

    Lecture 8: Basic Database Concepts

    Lecture 9: What is a Schema

    Lecture 10: Database Schema

    Lecture 11: MySQL Data Types

    Chapter 2: MySQL Workbench Configuration

    Lecture 1: User Accessibility Options

    Lecture 2: Preferences Options

    Lecture 3: General Editor Preferences

    Lecture 4: SQL Editor Preferences

    Lecture 5: Administration Preferences

    Lecture 6: Modelling Preferences

    Lecture 7: Fonts and Colors

    Lecture 8: SSH Preferences

    Lecture 9: Other Preferences

    Lecture 10: MySQL Workbench Home Screen

    Chapter 3: Database Modeling

    Lecture 1: Introduction to data modelling

    Lecture 2: Creating a model – part 1

    Lecture 3: Creating a model – part 2

    Lecture 4: Basic modeling

    Chapter 4: Performing Administrative tasks

    Lecture 1: Creating a new MySQL Connection

    Lecture 2: Managing Server Connections

    Lecture 3: Client Connections

    Lecture 4: Checking Server Status

    Lecture 5: Administration of users and Priviledges

    Lecture 6: Checking Performance Dashboard

    Lecture 7: Using MySQL Utilities

    Lecture 8: Using Object Browser

    Lecture 9: Showing existing databases

    Lecture 10: Showing list of tables

    Lecture 11: Create a Database

    Lecture 12: Create a Table

    Lecture 13: Using basic SQL Commands

    Lecture 14: Displaying table structure

    Lecture 15: Changing Table Structure

    Chapter 5: Creating MySQL Objects

    Lecture 1: MySQL Naming Convention

    Lecture 2: Creating a MySQL Database

    Lecture 3: Using IF NOT EXIST DROP

    Lecture 4: Creating a Table in MySQL

    Lecture 5: Setting up default database

    Lecture 6: Using MySQL Comments

    Lecture 7: Primary keys

    Lecture 8: Foreign keys

    Chapter 6: MySQL Statements

    Lecture 1: MySQL INSERT Statement

    Lecture 2: MySQL SELECT statement

    Lecture 3: MySQL UPDATE Statement

    Lecture 4: MySQL DELETE Statement

    Chapter 7: MySQL Access Privilege System

    Lecture 1: MySQL Access Privilege

    Lecture 2: What You can not do with MySQL privilege SYSTEM

    Lecture 3: Static and Dynamic priviledges

    Lecture 4: Applying dynamic priviledges

    Lecture 5: Migrating SUPER priviledges

    Lecture 6: MySQL Priviledges

    Chapter 8: MySQL Backup and Recovery

    Lecture 1: Introduction to MySQL Backup and Recovery

    Lecture 2: Backup and Recovery Types

    Lecture 3: Setting up backup directory with mysqldump

    Lecture 4: Export data from MySQL Database

    Lecture 5: Export result set of a query

    Lecture 6: Backing up databases with mysqldump

    Lecture 7: Restore database from backup

    Lecture 8: Backing up a single table

    Lecture 9: Restoring table from backup

    Chapter 9: MySQL Table Joins

    Lecture 1: MySQL INNER Join

    Lecture 2: MySQL LEFT JOIN

    Lecture 3: MySQL RIGHT Join

    Lecture 4: MySQL SELF join

    Chapter 10: MySQL Views

    Lecture 1: MySQL Views

    Lecture 2: Creating a MySQL View

    Lecture 3: Querying MySQL Views

    Lecture 4: Modifying a view

    Lecture 5: Dropping a view

    Chapter 11: MySQL Stored Procedures

    Lecture 1: What are stored procedures

    Lecture 2: Creating stored procedure

    Lecture 3: Modifying stored procedure

    Lecture 4: Creating an advanced stored procedure

    Lecture 5: Calling and deleting stored procedures

    Chapter 12: MySQL Subqueries

    Lecture 1: What is a subquery

    Lecture 2: Nested subqueries

    Lecture 3: Derived Tables

    Chapter 13: MySQL Clauses | Keywords | Some String Functions

    Lecture 1: DISTINCT keyword

    Lecture 2: GROUP BY Clause

    Lecture 3: HAVING clause

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  • 5 stars: 121 votes
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