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MySQL Introduction
MySQL Introduction
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MySQL Introduction
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MySQL Architecture
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LAMP Stack
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SQL
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RDBMS
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MySQL Editions
MySQL Editions
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Different MySQL Editions
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Install MySQL
Install MySQL
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Install MySQL on Windows
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Install MySQL on Linux
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Start MySQL Server
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Start MySQL Client
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MySQL Database Structure
MySQL Database Structure
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MySQL Data Structure
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MySQL Components
MySQL Components
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Different MySQL Components
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MySQL Tools
MySQL Tools
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MySQL GUI Tools
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MySQL Data Types
MySQL Data Types
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MySQL Data types
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MySQL Storage Engines
MySQL Storage Engines
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MySQL Storage Engines
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MySQL Operators
MySQL Operators
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MySQL Arithmetic Operators
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MySQL Comparison Operators
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MySQL Logical Operators
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Create MySQL Database
Create MySQL Database
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CREATE Database
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MySQL Create Table
MySQL Create Table
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CREATE Table
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MySQL INSERT Statement
MySQL INSERT Statement
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MySQL INSERT Statement
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MySQL SELECT Statement
MySQL SELECT Statement
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MySQL SELECT Statement
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MySQL UPDATE Statement
MySQL UPDATE Statement
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MySQL Update Statement
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MySQL DELETE Statement
MySQL DELETE Statement
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MySQL DELETE Statement
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MySQL DROP Database
MySQL DROP Database
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DROP Database Command
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MySQL Functions
MySQL Functions
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MySQL Functions
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MySQL CREATE VIEW
MySQL CREATE VIEW
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MySQL Create View Statement
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MySQL DROP Table
MySQL DROP Table
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MySQL DROP Table
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MySQL GROUP BY Clause
MySQL GROUP BY Clause
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MySQL GROUP BY Clause
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MySQL Replace Statement
MySQL Replace Statement
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MySQL REPLACE Statement
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MySQL Subquery
MySQL Subquery
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MySQL Sub query
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MySQL Joins
MySQL Joins
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MySQL Joins
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MySQL Import/Export
MySQL Import/Export
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MySQL Import
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MySQL Export
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MySQL Beginner
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MySQL Introduction

MySQL is the world’s most popular open-source database software. It is a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that stores data in tables. MySQL became very popular with the spread of the PHP Scripting Language.

MySQL AB, a Swedish company, created MySQL. Sun Microsystems acquired MySQL in 2008, and Oracle Corporation acquired Sun Microsystems in 2010. MariaDB was a fork of MySQL before Oracle Corporation’s acquisition.

Many of the world’s largest and fastest-growing organizations use MySQL databases to save time and money, powering their high-volume websites and critical business systems.

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