MySQL, SQL and Stored Procedures from Beginner to Advanced

MySQL, SQL and Stored Procedures from Beginner to Advanced, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.41, with 136 lectures, based on 3720 reviews, and has 26665 subscribers.

You will learn about Create, query and update databases Use triggers, views and stored procedures Understand transactions and database isolation levels. Understand database users and security. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course teaches you MySQL from the very beginning. or No prior knowledge is required, other than basic knowledge of your computer. or By the end of the course you will be able to use MySQL to an advanced level. It is particularly useful for This course teaches you MySQL from the very beginning. or No prior knowledge is required, other than basic knowledge of your computer. or By the end of the course you will be able to use MySQL to an advanced level.

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Summary

Title: MySQL, SQL and Stored Procedures from Beginner to Advanced

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.41

Number of Lectures: 136

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Curriculum Items: 136

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create, query and update databases
Use triggers, views and stored procedures
Understand transactions and database isolation levels.
Understand database users and security.

Who Should Attend

This course teaches you MySQL from the very beginning.
No prior knowledge is required, other than basic knowledge of your computer.
By the end of the course you will be able to use MySQL to an advanced level.

Target Audiences

This course teaches you MySQL from the very beginning.
No prior knowledge is required, other than basic knowledge of your computer.
By the end of the course you will be able to use MySQL to an advanced level.

This course will take you from beginner in SQL and MySQL to an advanced level. Whether you’re a complete beginner with only basic computer knowledge, or a professional who already uses MySQL but wants to understand advanced features like transactions, user permissions, triggers and stored procedures, this course can help you.

Database skills are highly in demand in the I.T. industry; everything from websites to multiplayer games are likely to make use of some kind of database.

MySQL is a free, industrial-strength relational database, very widely used all over the world. In fact, the MySQL Community Server (which this course covers to an advanced level) is the world’s most popular open-source database, used by millions of websites.

Master Advanced MySQL Features, Starting from the Ground Up

In this course you’ll begin by learning the basics of creating, querying and adding data to databases using SQL with MySQL. As the course progresses, we’ll move on to advanced features, vital for getting the most out of MySQL, including transactions, indexes, isolation levels, views, triggers and stored procedures.

You’ll learn how to create powerful and efficient databases using SQL, how to read and create EER diagrams, how to understand and implement table relationships like “many to many” and “one to many”, and even how to design databases visually using the free MySQL Workbench client tool.

By the end of the course you’ll understand MySQL’s powerful features to a greater level than probably most professional software developers, and you’ll have an understanding of SQL that will help you get to grips with any relational database. You’ll be able to create and query your own databases and use transactions, stored procedures, constraints, indices, views and other features to ensure your database is efficient and secure.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introducing MySQL

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Installing MySQL and the Workbench

Lecture 2: Using the Command Line

Lecture 3: Creating Tables

Lecture 4: Multiple Columns, int and Data Types

Lecture 5: Null Values and Not Null

Lecture 6: Mysql Storage Engines and Configuration

Lecture 7: SQL Modes

Lecture 8: Deleting All the Data in a Table

Lecture 9: Primary Keys

Lecture 10: Auto Increment

Lecture 11: Narrowing Down Select Statements

Chapter 3: Importing and Exporting Data

Lecture 1: Exporting and Importing Data

Lecture 2: Exporting Using the Command Line

Lecture 3: Importing Using the Command Line

Chapter 4: MySQL Operators

Lecture 1: Some Test Data

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators

Lecture 3: Logical Operators

Lecture 4: 018 Exclusive Or

Lecture 5: Exercises Part 1

Lecture 6: Solutions Part 1

Chapter 5: Update, Order and Limit

Lecture 1: Beginning Update Statements

Lecture 2: Order By

Lecture 3: Limiting Results

Chapter 6: MySQL Data Types

Lecture 1: Mysql Types

Lecture 2: Text Types

Lecture 3: Floating Point Types and Ints

Lecture 4: The Bit Type

Lecture 5: Bool

Lecture 6: Blobs

Lecture 7: Time, Date and Year

Lecture 8: Timestamp and Datetime

Lecture 9: Enumerations

Lecture 10: Brackets and Conditions Revisited

Lecture 11: Exercises 2

Lecture 12: Solutions 2

Chapter 7: Aggregate Functions and Grouping

Lecture 1: The distinct keyword

Lecture 2: Counting Distinct Values

Lecture 3: Aggregate Functions

Lecture 4: Arithmetic in MySQL

Lecture 5: The Health Survey Dataset

Lecture 6: Group By

Lecture 7: Having- Restricting Groups By Aggregate Functions

Lecture 8: Exercises 3

Lecture 9: Solutions 3

Chapter 8: Foreign Keys and Multiple Tables

Lecture 1: Naming Columns and Tables

Lecture 2: Foreign Keys

Lecture 3: ER Diagrams

Lecture 4: Joins and Cartesian Products

Lecture 5: Inner Joins

Lecture 6: Left and Right Outer Joins

Lecture 7: Joins on Multiple Tables

Lecture 8: Querying Chains of Tables

Lecture 9: One to Many and One to One

Lecture 10: Many to Many

Lecture 11: Joining Tables to Themselves

Lecture 12: Restrict Foreign Keys

Lecture 13: Cascade Foreign Keys

Lecture 14: Exercises 4

Lecture 15: Solutions 4

Chapter 9: Combining Queries

Lecture 1: Union and Union All

Lecture 2: Subqueries with "in"

Lecture 3: Inline Views

Chapter 10: Altering Schemas

Lecture 1: Adding Columns

Lecture 2: Adding Foreign Keys

Lecture 3: Adding Indexes

Lecture 4: Indexes on Multiple Columns

Chapter 11: Users and Privileges

Lecture 1: Creating Users

Lecture 2: Granting Privileges

Chapter 12: Views

Lecture 1: Creating a Simple View

Lecture 2: View Algorithms

Lecture 3: With Check Option

Chapter 13: Locks and Transactions

Lecture 1: Exclusive Table Locks

Lecture 2: Shared Table Locks

Lecture 3: Using Variables

Lecture 4: Setting Variables with Selects

Lecture 5: A Select-Update Example

Lecture 6: Fixing Select-Updates with Table Locks

Lecture 7: ACID

Lecture 8: A Simple Transaction

Lecture 9: Start Transaction

Lecture 10: InnoDB Row Locking and Isolation

Lecture 11: ACID Isolation Levels

Lecture 12: Serializable and Row vs Table Locking

Lecture 13: Demonstrating the Other Isolation Levels

Lecture 14: Rolling Back to Savepoints

Lecture 15: The Account Transfer Problem

Instructors

John Purcell
Software Development Trainer

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2 stars: 108 votes
3 stars: 440 votes
4 stars: 1319 votes
5 stars: 1776 votes

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