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This MySQL 5 Development Tutorial Video - Part 2 offers the hands-on follow-up to the initial training series on MySQL database creation and control. In this innovative video course, IT expert David Swaim briefly reviews some of the concepts covered in the first tutorial and then begins to tackle topics of more difficulty and sophistication, step by step. This is where you'll begin to learn the real database skills that define professional level use, from multi-table queries and subqueries to joins, transactions, and a full range of stored routine programming techniques. Not only do you get a hands-on primer in practical theory and skills, but the 'world' database utilized in the training examples is the same one used in the official MySQL certification exam, giving you a solid basis for further study and professional development. The combination of the two MySQL 5 training videos will provide you with a foundation for best developer practices and a working knowledge of database creation, modification, querying and execution. With this understanding, you can then move on to more in-depth strategies used in IT departments worldwide. The MySQL 5 Development Tutorial Video - Part 2 can be ordered on CD / DVD or viewed streaming online through the unlimited video service.
Associated Tutorials: MySQL 5 Development Part 1 | Beginners MySQL | Beginners PHP 5 | Database Optimization | PostgreSQL
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Topics Covered on this Training Course
- Fundamentals of Working with Data

- Understanding Alerts and Erros

- Understanding Different Modes

- Adjusting Syntax Interpretation

- Warnings Versus Errors

- Understanding Errors

- How to Handle Note Warnings

- Encountering System Errors

- How to Insert Your Data
- How to Insert Data Archaic Syntax
- Hands-on with INSERT
- INSERT Defaults
- Working with AUTO_INCREMENT
- Complications with AUTO_INCREMENT
- Working with LAST_INSERT_ID
- INSERT Issues to Be Aware Of
- Removing Data
- DELETE Using the WHERE Command
- DELETE Using the LIMIT Command
- DELETE Using the ORDER BY Command
- Understanding DELETE Results
- How to Update Your Data
- UPDATE Using the WHERE Command
- UPDATE Using the LIMIT Command
- UPDATE Using the ORDER BY Command
- Understanding UPDATE Results
- Using REPLACE
- Hands-on with REPLACE
- Using ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
- Hands-on with ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
- Using TRUNCATE
- Hands-on Example of TRUNCATE
- How to Achieve Safe Updates
- How to Import Your Data
- Hands-on with Simple Importing
- How to Import Non-Tab Format Types
- Importing Tip: How to Skip Header Lines
- Importing TIp: How to Change Column Orders
- How to Convert Data When Importing Lesson One
- How to Convert Data When Importing Lesson Two
- How to Import Via Shell Command Line
- Create Tables from Tables
- CREATE TABLE via the SELECT Command
- How to Include More Features
- CREATE TABLE via the LIKE Command
- How to Populate Derived Tables
- Working with Temp. Tables
- How to Modify Derived Tables
- Addressing Multiple Tables
- Encountering Column Naming Conflicts
- Working with Column Naming Conflicts
- Encountering Table Naming Conflicts
- Working with Table Name Conflicts
- Subquery Essentials
- Understanding the Shape of the Result
- How to Guarantee Single Rows
- Working with Scalar Subqueries
- Working with Table Subqueries
- Working with Column Subqueries
- Subqueries for Rows
- Subqueries Tip: EXISTS Lesson One
- Subqueries Tip: EXISTS Lesson Two
- Comparing Correlated Versus NonCorrelated
- How to Nest to Multiple Levels
- How to Build Queries in Layers
- Address the Same Table More Than Once
- Tips for Using Subqueries Correctly
- Working with the FROM Clause
- Join Essentials: Lesson One
- Join Essentials: Lesson Two
- The Correct Syntax for Inner Join
- Hands-on with Simple Inner Joins
- Aggregating Inner Joins
- Understanding the ON Clause
- Understanding the USING Option
- Intro to Natural Join Fundamentals
- Intro to Outer Join Fundamentals
- Tips for Join Criteria
- How to Perform Multiple Table Joins
- How to Perform Self Joins
- What Joins Cannot Fix
- Views Defined
- How to Use Views
- Fundamental View Syntax and Structure
- Viewing Column Names
- Working with Updatable Views
- Working with Insertable Views
- Understanding View Consistency
- Understanding View Viability
- How to Alter and Drop Views
- How to View Metadata
- Using INSERT with More Than One Table
- Performing UPDATE with More Than One Table
- DELETE with More Than One Table
- Further Considerations
- Intro to Transaction Fundamentals
- Transactions As they Apply to MySQL
- Using AUTOCOMMIT
- Essential Commands for Transactions
- Using Save points
- Understanding Isolation
- Working with Isolation Levels
- Hands-on Examples of Transactions
- Intro to Locking Essentials
- Locking as it Applies to MySQL
- About Explicit Row Locking
- Hands-on with Row Locking
- Understanding Explicit Table Locking
- Hands-on with Table Locking
- Using Deadlock Resolution
- Tips for Implicit Commits in MySQL
- Understanding Procedures and Functions
- Reasons for Stored Routines
- Simple Syntax and Structure for Creating Functions
- How to Invoke Functions
- Creating Proper Procedure Syntax
- How to Invoke Procedures
- Understanding Database Associations
- Working with Metadata for Stored Routines
- Storage Locations
- About Dropping Stored Routines
- Intro to Compound Statements
- Hands-on Examples of Compound Statements
- Intro to Procedure Parameter Types
- Intro to IN Parameter Types
- About INOUT Parameter Types
- Working with OUT Parameter Types
- How to Declare Local Variables
- How to Assign Values to Variables
- Understanding Variable Scope
- Intro to Conditional Blocks in MySQL
- Hands-on with IF Blocks
- Hands-on with CASE Blocks
- Hands-on with Iterative Blocks
- Hands-on with LOOP Block
- Hands-on with REPEAT Block
- Hands-on with WHILE Block
- Understanding the LEAVE Statement
- Working with the ITERATE Statement
- Extended DECLARE Examples
- How to Declare Conditions
- How to Declare Error Handlers
- How to Declare Cursors
- About Limits on Cursors
- Trigger Essentials
- Trigger Purposes
- About Trigger Syntax and Structure
- Hands-on with Triggers
- More About Triggers
- Tips on Metadata
- About Dropping Triggers
- Understanding User Accounts and Triggers
- About Limits on Triggers
- Event Essentials
- Executing Events
- About Event Syntax and Structure
- Considering Schedule Types
- Understanding User Accounts and Events
- Tips on Metadata
- About Limits on Events
- Index Essentials
- How to Define Indexes for Individual Tables
- How to Add Indexes to Tables
- How to Drop Indexes from Tables
- Working with Compound Indexes
- Working with Prefix Length Indexes
- Tips for Using Covering Indexes
- FULLTEXT Indexing: Lesson One
- FULLTEXT Indexing: Lesson Two
- Intro to Efficiency Checks
- About Using PROCEDURE ANALYSE
- Using EXPLAIN: Lesson One
- Using EXPLAIN: Lesson Two
- Using EXPLAIN: Lesson Three
- Course Summary
- Going Beyond the Lessons
- Tutor Bio
About this MySQL 5 Development (Pt 2) Training CD
| Title | MySQL 5 Development (Pt 2) |
| Tutor | David Swain Other tutorials by David Swain |
| Videos | 184 Lessons- Video run time: 17.5 hours |
| Compatibility | Vista, XP, Windows 7, Mac OSX |
| Released | 2011 |
| Work files | Yes |
| Availability | Immediate Dispatch |
| Price US / Canadian Sales | Only $99.95
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| Closed Captions | Closed Captions are available on this title |
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