Description
Book SynopsisThis complete guide to all things MySQL will take readers from the absolute basics of creating a table to the complexities of managing an entire database. Learn to build efficient databases through interesting examples, exercises, and three hands-on projects creating databases for weather, voter, and salary data. The book leads readers through all of MySQL's intricacies, without the technical jargon. It's designed to help build confidence in creating simple databases and tables before learning more advanced concepts, including how to update and delete data, work with multiple tables, and avoid common mishaps. By the end of the book, readers will be database management pros, who know how to carry out comprehensive data projects with ease.
Trade Review“A fantastic resource for anyone who wants to learn about MySQL . . . and an excellent refresher for more seasoned developers.”
—Scott Stroz, MySQL Developer Advocate“Understand not just the 'what,' but the 'why' behind MySQL development."
—Steven Sian, Web and Mobile Application Developer
"If you’re looking to learn MySQL (and specifically 8.0) quickly and efficiently, Rick Silva’s [
MySQL Crash Course] is the perfect resource. With its practical approach, clear examples, and step-by-step guidance, as [a] developer, this book will help you master MySQL!"
—Frédéric Descamps, MySQL Architect at Oracle and technical reviewer of MySQL Crash CourseTable of ContentsAcknowledgments
Introduction
PART I: GETTING STARTED
Chapter 1: Installing MySQL and Tools
Chapter 2: Creating Databases and Tables
PART II: SELECTING DATA FROM A MYSQL DATABASE
Chapter 3: Introduction to SQL
Chapter 4: MySQL Data TypesC
hapter 5: Joining Database Tables
Chapter 6: Performing Complex Joins with Multiple Tables
Chapter 7: Comparing Values
Chapter 8: Calling Built-in MySQL Functions
Chapter 9: Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
PART III: DATABASE OBJECTS
Chapter 10: Creating Views
Chapter 11: Creating Functions and Procedures
Chapter 12: Creating Triggers
Chapter 13: Creating Events
PART IV: ADVANCED TOPICS
Chapter 14: Tips and Tricks
Chapter 15: Calling MySQL from Programming Languages
PART V: PROJECTS
Chapter 16: Building a Weather Database
Chapter 17: Tracking Changes to Voter Data with Triggers
Chapter 18: Protecting Salary Data with Views
Afterword
Index
