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MySQL Administration

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MySQL Table Joins

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MySQL Administration
One of the great
This tutorial is an
One of the most powerful
correctly administering the
characteristics of SQL
introductory guide to get
aspects of the MySQL server
MySQL server, including the
(Structured Query Language)
you started in the world of
is the amazing amount of
manipulation the privilege
is the fact that one can
server-side-scripting and
control the administrator
system, and making
develop access and modify
web databases. It covers
has over each user's
intelligent decisions about
data across various tables.
installation and
intended behavior. This
the capabilities
There are several benefits
configuration of MySQL,
control can restrict user
(permissions) given to users.
to this, including greater
Apache, and PHP. An example
privileges over a general
 
ease of manipulation,
script is also included as a
part of the server, such as
 
increased speed of access,
guide for making your own
limited access to an entire
 
and reduced data redundancy.
server-side-scripts. You
database, but can also be as
 
In MySQL (as well as many
will have accomplished after
specific as limiting
 
other SQL languages), this
successfully completing this
privileges for a specific
 
is accomplished via the join
guide: setup the MySQL
table or even column. This
 
command. This tutorial takes
database server, setup the
article will serve to
 
a look at several types of
Apache web server, setup the
explain the process in which
 
the join command including
PHP 3.0 Hypertext
the MySQL server
 
The Cross Join, The
Preprocessor for
grants/revokes these user
 
Equi-join, The Left Join,
server-side-scripting, and
privileges, highlighting in
 
and Self-joins.
create a simple web enabled
particular the newest
 
 
database.
additions to the MySQL
 
 
 
privilege system, the
 
 
 
tables_priv and columns_priv
 
 
 
tables. Please keep in mind
 
 
 
that the GRANT/REVOKE
 
 
 
commands detailed later in
 
 
 
this article are only
 
 
 
relevant to MySQL version
 
 
 
3.22.11 and up.


Date: Nov, 09 1999


Date: Nov, 09 1999


Date: Nov, 09 1999


Date: Nov, 09 1999
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