MySQL Tutorial

MySQL is one of the most widely used database management systems in the world. It is used by some of the largest companies, including Facebook, Google, and Twitter.

MySQL is an open-source database management system, which means it is free to use, modify, and distribute.

Learning MySQL opens up numerous job opportunities as many organizations look for skilled professionals who can manage and optimize their databases. Understanding MySQL can significantly boost your employability and career prospects in the tech industry.

MySQL can be used for a variety of applications, from small-scale websites to large-scale enterprise applications.

MySQL is known for its high performance, reliability, and scalability, handling high-demand applications with ease.

MySQL has a large and active community of developers and users who contribute to its continuous improvement and provide support.

MySQL Introduction

• Introduction to MySQL
• Setting Up the MySQL Environment

MySQL Database

• MySQL CREATE Database
• MySQL DROP Database
• MySQL SELECT Database

MySQL Table

• MySQL CREATE Table
• MySQL SHOW Tables
• MySQL RENAME Table
• MySQL ALTER TABLE
• MySQL DROP Table
• MySQL TRUNCATE TABLE
• MySQL COPY TABLE
• MySQL Temporary Table

MySQL Queries

• MySQL INSERT Query
• MySQL SELECT Query
• MySQL UPDATE Query
• MySQL DELETE Query
• MySQL REPLACE Query
• MySQL INSERT INTO SELECT Query

MySQL Clauses and Operators

• MySQL WHERE Clause
• MySQL ORDER BY Clause
• MySQL LIMIT Clause
• MySQL DISTINCT Clause
• MySQL GROUP BY Clause
• MySQL HAVING Clause
• MySQL AND Operator
• MySQL OR Operator
• MySQL NOT Operator
• MySQL LIKE Operator
• MySQL IN Operator
• MySQL BETWEEN Operator
• MySQL EXISTS Operator
• MySQL ANY and ALL Operators
• MySQL IS NULL Operator
• MySQL IS NOT NULL Operator
• MySQL UNION Operator

MySQL Joins

• MySQL Joins
• MySQL INNER JOIN
• MySQL LEFT JOIN
• MySQL RIGHT JOIN
• MySQL CROSS JOIN
• MySQL SELF JOIN

MySQL Keys

• MySQL Primary Key
• MySQL Foreign Key
• MySQL Composite Key
• MySQL UNIQUE Key
• MySQL Alternate Key

MySQL Views

• MySQL CREATE View
• MySQL UPDATE View
• MySQL DROP View
• MySQL RENAME View

MySQL Indexes

• MySQL Indexes
• MySQL CREATE Index
• MySQL DROP Index

MySQL Data Types

• MySQL Data Types
• MySQL VARCHAR
• MySQL Boolean Data Type
• MySQL BIT Data Type
• MySQL INT Data Type
• MySQL DECIMAL Data Type
• MySQL DATETIME Data Type
• MySQL TIMESTAMP Data Type
• MySQL DATE Data Type
• MySQL CHAR Data Type
• MySQL TEXT Data Type
• MySQL BINARY Data Type
• MySQL ENUM Data Type
• MySQL LONGTEXT Data Type
• MySQL BLOB Data Type

MySQL Triggers

• MySQL Triggers
• MySQL CREATE Trigger
• MySQL SHOW Triggers
• MySQL DROP TRIGGER
• MySQL BEFORE INSERT Trigger
• MySQL AFTER INSERT Trigger
• MySQL AFTER UPDATE Trigger
• MySQL BEFORE DELETE Trigger
• MySQL AFTER DELETE Trigger

MySQL Misc

• MySQL Variables
• MySQL Transactions
• MySQL AUTO_INCREMENT
• MySQL SubQuery
• MySQL Comments

MySQL Aggregate Functions

• MySQL Aggregate Functions
• MySQL COUNT() Function
• MySQL SUM() Function
• MySQL AVG() Function
• MySQL MAX() Function
• MySQL MIN() Function

MySQL String Functions

• MySQL String Functions
• MySQL CONCAT() Function
• MySQL INSTR() Function
• MySQL LENGTH() Function
• MySQL LOWER() Function
• MySQL REPLACE() Function
• MySQL REPEAT() Function
• MySQL LTRIM() Function
• MySQL REVERSE() Function
• MySQL SUBSTRING() Function
• MySQL TRIM() Function
• MySQL FORMAT() Function
• MySQL UPPER() Function
• MySQL LOCATE() Function