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The great thing about everything you do in MySQL is that the "code" is very human readable. There are very little special characters and symbols that are required to create a MySQL query and most queries consist entirely of English words! Author: Tizag Code: PHP 4.0 |
Most database products support ANSI-SQL for manipulating data, but there is far more variance in the details of how DDL is implemented. John Paul Ashenfelter discusses data types for different SQL platforms. Author: John Ashenfeltr Code: PHP 4.0 |
John Paul Ashenfelter revisits the ORDER BY clause to help you control the display of your MySQL data. Control the format and visual appearance of the data held within your MySQL databases. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
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John Paul Ashenfelter outlines the process of changing data already placed into a MySQL database table. Outlines the step by step proces to using the UPDATE command in your MySQL databases. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
John Paul Ashenfelter explains how to enter data directly into a MySQL database. Ashenfelter explains the ins and outs of using the SQL INSERT command in your database applications. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
Filtering SELECTed Data with WHERE shows how SQL databases can be filtered by virtually any set of criteria using a single clause. John Paul Ashenfelter shows us how to use the SELECT command to return subsets of data. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
SQL, the Structured English Query Language, is a standard for building relational databases. In this short introduction, author John Paul Ashenfelter explains relational databases and offers a history of the development and implementation of SQL. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
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John Paul Ashenfelter introduces us to several good SQL learning tools. Ashenfelter also begins to define terms and technologies in the Structured Query Language (SQL) for databases. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
John Paul Ashenfelter introduces the Data Definition Language (DDL) and how to create database containers. Additionally, he moves on to creating tables and populating them with data. Author: John Ashenfelter Code: PHP 4.0 |
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