MySql Basics
With well over ten million installations, MySQL is probably the most popular database management system […]
With well over ten million installations, MySQL is probably the most popular database management system […]
After you successfully logged in to the MySql Database, enter your first command as : […]
You’ve already seen the SHOW command, which lists tables, databases, and many other items. The […]
For creating a database table in Mysql, use the following command as : After verifying […]
At this point, you should now be logged into MySQL with ALL privileges granted for […]
In previous examples, you may have noticed that three of the table’s fields were given […]
The main remaining data types supported by MySQL relate to the date and time and […]
Sometimes you need to ensure that every row in your database is guaranteed to be […]
To add data to a table, use the INSERT command. Let’s see this in action […]
Renaming a table, like any other change to the structure or meta-information about a table, […]
Changing a column’s data type also makes use of the ALTER command, this time in […]
Let’s suppose that you have created a table and populated it with plenty of data, […]
If you may decide that having a column named type can be confusing, because that […]
Actually, upon reflection, maybe the page count column pages isn’t actually all that useful for […]
Deleting a table is very easy indeed. But, because I don’t want you to have […]
As things stand, the table classics works and can be searched without problem by MySQL—until […]