Learning MySQL5 – An Easy Way To Master MySQL

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Title: Learning MySQL5 – An Easy Way To Master MySQL

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

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MySQL is the world's most popular relational database solution used in businesses and independent projects, with thousands of new developers and users coming on board every day. Because it continues to evolve and integrate into the biggest technologies on the web, there has never been a better time to learn, and this hands-on MySQL 5 tutorial course makes it easy. With a step-by-step approach tailored for beginners, course author Jason Gilmore introduces the fundamental concepts underlying relational databases and helps you learn how to build your own functional database and manage it using standard techniques and tools. You'll get 91 lessons taking you from MySQL installation and configuration through learning and using different data types, retrieving and filtering data, working with functions, performing backup and security tasks and more. No prior experience is needed. Matching work files are included so that you can follow the course point by point through the development process.

What You Will Learn

– The basic building blocks of relational databases and how they apply, including strings, numerical data types, primary and foreign keys, functions and queries.
– How to install and set up a usable MySQL server on Windows.
– How to access, modify and manage your data within a MySQL database.
– How to use relational databases to solve problems in business and software or web development.

Who Should Take This Course

– Anyone who wants to learn to create functional, flexible databases for archival, organization or software development purposes.
– Users moving from software-centered solutions such as Microsoft Access or FileMaker looking for a greater degree of control.
– Anyone who wants to increase their employment or promotion prospects by learning a current, relevant technology standard.

What People Are Saying

"I thought MySQL was over my head…the books I'd bought didn't help but these videos have already made a huge difference in what I can do."
– Darrel Nixa

"Jason is awesome as a teacher, and I can't say enough how helpful having the files were in following along."
– Rachel Black

"The section on optimization is where it really came together for me…there's some serious power here if you've got a lot of data to work with."
– Tom Leippi

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducing The Relational Database

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: 0101 What Is A Relational Database

Lecture 3: 0102 The Database Hierarchy

Lecture 4: 0103 Table Relations

Lecture 5: 0104 The Structured Query Language

Lecture 6: 0106 Conclusion

Chapter 2: Installing And Configuring MySQL

Lecture 1: 0201 Introduction To MySQL

Lecture 2: 0202 MySQL Features

Lecture 3: 0203 Installing MySQL – Introduction

Lecture 4: 0204 Downloading MySQL

Lecture 5: 0205 Installing MySQL – Part 1

Lecture 6: 0206 Installing MySQL – Part 2

Lecture 7: 0207 Configuring MySQL

Lecture 8: 0209 Setting The System Path – Part 2

Lecture 9: 0210 Installing MySQL On The Mac

Lecture 10: 0211 The Sakila Database

Lecture 11: 0212 Installing The Sakila Database

Chapter 3: Connecting To MySQL And Creating Your First Database

Lecture 1: 0301 Introduction To MySQL Connections

Lecture 2: 0302 Role Of The Root User

Lecture 3: 0303 Logging In For The First Time

Lecture 4: 0304 Change The Root Password

Lecture 5: 0305 Creating Your First Database

Lecture 6: 0306 Creating Your First User Account

Lecture 7: 0307 Creating Your First Table

Chapter 4: Introducing MySQL's Data Types

Lecture 1: 0401 Intro To Data Types

Lecture 2: 0402 String Data Types – Part 1

Lecture 3: 0403 String Data Types – Part 2

Lecture 4: 0404 Data Attributes

Lecture 5: 0405 Customers Table Revised

Lecture 6: 0406 Numerical Data Types – Part 1

Lecture 7: 0407 Numerical Data Types – Part 2

Lecture 8: 0408 Numerical Data Attributes

Lecture 9: 0409 Date And Time Types

Lecture 10: 0410 Multiple Timestamp Columns In Table

Chapter 5: Primary And Foreign Keys

Lecture 1: 0501 Primary Keys – Part 1

Lecture 2: 0502 Primary Keys – Part 2

Lecture 3: 0503 Creating A Primary Key

Lecture 4: 0504 Foreign Key Introduction

Lecture 5: 0505 Create Foreign Key

Chapter 6: Introducing phpMyAdmin, MySQL Workbench, SQLyog

Lecture 1: 0601 Graphical MySQL

Lecture 2: 0602 phpMyAdmin Intro

Lecture 3: 0603 MySQL Workbench Intro

Lecture 4: 0604 MySQL Workbench SQL Development Intro

Lecture 5: 0605 MySQL Workbench Data Modeling Intro

Lecture 6: 0606 MySQL Workbench Server Administration Intro

Lecture 7: 0607 SQLyog Introduction

Lecture 8: 0608 SQLyog Creating A Database

Lecture 9: 0609 SQLyog Navigating And Modifying Data

Lecture 10: 0610 SQLyog Scheduling Backups

Chapter 7: Creating, Retrieving, Updating And Deleting Data

Lecture 1: 0701 Performing CRUD Operations

Lecture 2: 0702 Creating Data

Lecture 3: 0703 Retrieving Data

Lecture 4: 0704 Ordering Results

Lecture 5: 0705 Filtering Results

Lecture 6: 0706 Grouping Results

Lecture 7: 0707 Removing Duplicate Rows

Lecture 8: 0708 The LIKE Clause

Lecture 9: 0709 The LIMIT Clause

Lecture 10: 0710 Updating Data

Lecture 11: 0711 Deleting Data

Chapter 8: Using String, Numeric, Temporal And Stored Functions

Lecture 1: 0801 Introduction To Functions

Lecture 2: 0802 String Functions

Lecture 3: 0803 Numeric Functions

Lecture 4: 0804 Temporal Functions – Introduction

Lecture 5: 0805 Temporal Functions – Example

Lecture 6: 0806 Stored Functions – Part 1

Lecture 7: 0807 Stored Functions – Part 2

Lecture 8: 0808 Stored Functions – Part 3

Chapter 9: Introducing Subqueries

Lecture 1: 0901 Subqueries Intro

Lecture 2: 0902 Subqueries

Chapter 10: Introducing SQL Joins

Lecture 1: 1001 SQL Joins

Lecture 2: 1002 The Inner Join

Lecture 3: 1003 The Left Join

Chapter 11: Optimizing MySQL

Lecture 1: 1101 Optimizing MySQL

Lecture 2: 1102 Column Indexing

Lecture 3: 1103 Column Indexing Explained

Lecture 4: 1104 Optimizing The MySQL Configuration

Lecture 5: 1105 Query Caching

Lecture 6: 1106 Query Caching Explained

Lecture 7: 1107 Optimizing MySQL Conclusions

Chapter 12: Importing, Exporting And Backing Up MySQL Databases

Lecture 1: 1201 Introduction To MySQL Data Tasks

Lecture 2: 1202 Exporting Data With MySQL Workbench

Lecture 3: 1203 Importing Data With Phpmyadmin

Lecture 4: 1204 Automatically Backing Up Your MySQL Database

Lecture 5: 1205 Automating Your Backups With mysqldump And cron

Chapter 13: Managing MySQL User Privileges

Lecture 1: 1301 Managing MySQL Privileges

Lecture 2: 1302 MySQL Privilege Management Walkthrough

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3 stars: 28 votes
4 stars: 55 votes
5 stars: 73 votes

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