Work with any database
Use MySQL Workbench to work with a database and run SQL statements
Retrieve, add, update, and delete data from a database
Work with summary queries, subqueries, data types, and functions
Use MySQL Workbench to create an EER (enhanced entity-relationship) model for their database
Design and implement their own databases
Use MySQL to create stored procedures, functions, triggers, and events
Manage transactions and locking
Perform core administrative tasks, including monitoring, configuring, logging, and adding/removing users
Secure, back up, and restore a database
MySQL Training Outline
Introduction
An Introduction to Relational Databases and SQL
An Introduction to Client/Server Systems
An Introduction to the Relational Database Model
An Introduction to SQL and SQL-Based Systems
The SQL Statements
How to Use SQL From An Application Program
MySQL Workbench and Other Development Tools
An Introduction to MySQL Workbench
Using Workbench to Run SQL Statements
Using the Reference Manual
Command Line Client
How to Retrieve Data From A Single Table
An Introduction to the SELECT Statement
The SELECT Clause
The WHERE Clause
The ORDER BY Clause
The LIMIT Clause
How to Retrieve Data From Two Or More Tables
Inner Joins
Outer Joins
Other Skills For Working With Joins
How to Work With Unions
How to Insert, Update, and Delete Data
Creating Test Tables
Inserting New Rows
Updating Existing Rows
Deleting Existing Rows
Coding Summary Queries
Aggregate Functions
How to Group and Summarize Data
Coding Subqueries
An Introduction to Subqueries
How to Code Subqueries In the WHERE Clause
How to Code Subqueries In Other Clauses
Working With Complex Queries
The Data Types
Converting Data
Working With Data Types
How to Use Functions
String Data
Numeric Data
Date/Time Data
Other Functions You Should Know About
How to Design A Database
Design A Data Structure
Normalize A Data Structure
Using MySQL Workbench For Database Design
Creating Databases, Tables, and Indexes
Databases
Tables
Indexes
A Script That Creates A Database
How to Use MySQL Workbench
Character Sets and Collations
Storage Engines
How to Create Views
An Introduction to Views
How to Work With Views
Language Skills For Writing Stored Programs
An Introduction to Stored Programs
How to Write Procedural Code
Transactions and Locking
How to Work With Transactions
How to Work With Concurrency and Locking
How to Create Stored Procedures and Functions
Coding Stored Procedures
Coding Stored Functions
How to Use Workbench With Procedures and Functions
How to Create Triggers and Events
An Introduction to Database Administration
Database Administration Concepts
Monitoring the Server
Configuring the Server
Working With Logging
How to Secure a Database
An Introduction to User Accounts
Working With Users and Privileges
How to Use MySQL Workbench
How to Backup and Restore a Database
Strategies For Backing Up and Restoring a Database
How to Back Up a Database
Restoring a Database
Importing and Exporting Data
How to Check and Repair Tables
Conclusion
Use MySQL Workbench to work with a database and run SQL statements
Retrieve, add, update, and delete data from a database
Work with summary queries, subqueries, data types, and functions
Use MySQL Workbench to create an EER (enhanced entity-relationship) model for their database
Design and implement their own databases
Use MySQL to create stored procedures, functions, triggers, and events
Manage transactions and locking
Perform core administrative tasks, including monitoring, configuring, logging, and adding/removing users
Secure, back up, and restore a database
MySQL Training Outline
Introduction
An Introduction to Relational Databases and SQL
An Introduction to Client/Server Systems
An Introduction to the Relational Database Model
An Introduction to SQL and SQL-Based Systems
The SQL Statements
How to Use SQL From An Application Program
MySQL Workbench and Other Development Tools
An Introduction to MySQL Workbench
Using Workbench to Run SQL Statements
Using the Reference Manual
Command Line Client
How to Retrieve Data From A Single Table
An Introduction to the SELECT Statement
The SELECT Clause
The WHERE Clause
The ORDER BY Clause
The LIMIT Clause
How to Retrieve Data From Two Or More Tables
Inner Joins
Outer Joins
Other Skills For Working With Joins
How to Work With Unions
How to Insert, Update, and Delete Data
Creating Test Tables
Inserting New Rows
Updating Existing Rows
Deleting Existing Rows
Coding Summary Queries
Aggregate Functions
How to Group and Summarize Data
Coding Subqueries
An Introduction to Subqueries
How to Code Subqueries In the WHERE Clause
How to Code Subqueries In Other Clauses
Working With Complex Queries
The Data Types
Converting Data
Working With Data Types
How to Use Functions
String Data
Numeric Data
Date/Time Data
Other Functions You Should Know About
How to Design A Database
Design A Data Structure
Normalize A Data Structure
Using MySQL Workbench For Database Design
Creating Databases, Tables, and Indexes
Databases
Tables
Indexes
A Script That Creates A Database
How to Use MySQL Workbench
Character Sets and Collations
Storage Engines
How to Create Views
An Introduction to Views
How to Work With Views
Language Skills For Writing Stored Programs
An Introduction to Stored Programs
How to Write Procedural Code
Transactions and Locking
How to Work With Transactions
How to Work With Concurrency and Locking
How to Create Stored Procedures and Functions
Coding Stored Procedures
Coding Stored Functions
How to Use Workbench With Procedures and Functions
How to Create Triggers and Events
An Introduction to Database Administration
Database Administration Concepts
Monitoring the Server
Configuring the Server
Working With Logging
How to Secure a Database
An Introduction to User Accounts
Working With Users and Privileges
How to Use MySQL Workbench
How to Backup and Restore a Database
Strategies For Backing Up and Restoring a Database
How to Back Up a Database
Restoring a Database
Importing and Exporting Data
How to Check and Repair Tables
Conclusion
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