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Beginning MySQL Databases [Paperback]

by Stones, Richard & Matthew, Neil
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Description of Beginning MySQL Databases

The Publisher writes:

MySQL is the world's most popular Open Source Relational Database designed for speed, power, and precision in heavy load use. MySQL AB is the company owned and run by the MySQL founders and main developers. MySQL offers the database programmer with a range of options and capabilities rarely seen in other database servers. MySQL runs under a broad array of operating systems.

This book is a complete tutorial on MySQL features and functions and takes you through the whole process from installation and configuration of MySQL to executing commands and basic administration of the database server. We'll show you how to integrate MySQL with programming languages for the Web.

What does this book cover?

  • Detailed tutorial in MySQL

  • Installing from binaries and source code on UNIX and Windows

  • Working with graphical tools

  • Various forms of queries, subqueries, aggregate functions, and joins

  • Discussion on transactions and locking

  • Performance monitoring, tuning, and server control

  • Connecting and executing SQL statements using C and C++

  • Developing applications in PHP, Perl, and Java using MySQL
    PUBCOMMENTS: This book is designed for those new to databases who want to start with MySQL and will lead you through your very first database query, to the complex database commands needed to solve 'real world' problems. However, it's an advantage if you know the essentials of SQL programming and for specific chapters, familiarity with PHP, Perl, and Java will be useful.

    About the Authors:

    Richard Stones is currently employed as a Systems Architect by GEHE, who are the UK's largest pharmaceutical wholesaler and retailer, as well as the largest pharmaceutical wholesaler in both France and Germany, and active in many other European countries.

    Neil Matthew: As the Head of Software and Principal Engineer at Camtec Electronics in the 1980s, Neil Matthew programmed in C and C++ for real-time embedded systems. Since then he has worked on software development techniques and quality assurance, both as a consultant in communications software development with Scientific Generics and as a Systems Architect specialist with GEHE UK. Linux and other Open Source software like MySQL have played an increasing role in the work that he has undertaken over the years, from file servers, through Internet gateways to forming the platform for a distributed radio communications system.

    Table of Contents:

    Chapter 1: Introduction to MySQL
    Chapter 2: Relational Database Principles
    Chapter 3: Installing and Getting Started with MySQL
    Chapter 4: Accessing your Data
    Chapter 5: MySQL Graphical Tools
    Chapter 6: Changing your Data
    Chapter 7: Advance Data Selection
    Chapter 8: Data Definition and Manipulation
    Chapter 9: Transactions and Locking
    Chapter 10: MySQL Administration
    Chapter 11: Database Design
    Chapter 12: Accessing MySQL from C and C++
    Chapter 13: Accessing MySQL from PHP
    Chapter 14: Accessing MySQL from Perl
    Chapter 15: Accessing MySQL from Java
    Chapter 16: Further Information and Resources


    Appendix A: MySQL Database Limits
    Appendix B: MySQL Data types
    Appendix C: MySQL SQL Syntax
    Appendix D: mysql Reference
    Appendix E: Database Schema and Tables
    Appendix F: Large Objects Support in MySQL

    Title Information

    ISBN:
    9781861006929
    Pages:
    575 pages
    Format:
    Paperback
    Product Code:
    159175
    Publisher:
    Wrox Press
    Published:
    01/03/2002

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