MySQL: Your visual blueprint to open source database management
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (816 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764516922 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
* Includes a CD-ROM with additional code examples as well as advanced examples using MySQL for UNIX and Windows, PHP for Windows and UNIX, and PHPMyAdmin for UNIX.. * Offers an introduction to MySQL and the SQL language, then includes essential tasks to begin using it. * Explores the essentials of MySQL server management, providing a guide for troubleshooting problems. * Discusses the basic fundamentals including database terminology and concepts. * Presents numerous annotated screenshots, tips and tricks
Good and easy Reading Intro Book. This book is part of a series of Visual Blueprint (tm) books. the subtitle reads Your visual blueprint to oepn source database mangement. There are others in this series on PHP, XML, and Javascript that I know of.The format is clear and obvious. Of course with the blue ink and the graphical layout, it is designed to resemble building plans or blueprints. The format is such that each ajoining pages tackle one command or subject. The subject is narrow in focus allowing you to concentrate on that one topic. Examples include topics such as Delete a Column, Understanding Date and Time Functions, View and ma. "Great for quick starts" according to A Customer. This book is great if you're looking to get started quickly with MySQL. I was able to set up and create a database within hours after buying the book, with only minimal prior exposure to MySQL. Plus, it's a great quick reference for some of the standard MySQL commands that you may not need to use on a super-regular basis. The majority of the teaching is done through diagrams and examples, which allows the user to see what's supposed to happen, and have a gauge of how their performing. The text is just over half of the meat of the book, and really just fills in the blank spots that the diagrams leave ou
"a fine introduction to MySQL and a lasting reference guide to boot" (IT Training, February 2003)
Michael Moncur is the author of many books on system administration and Web development topics. Michael also manages and maintains several popular Web sites. He works as an independent network consultant and Web programmer. Michael lives with his wife, Laura, in a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. He has recently written books about JavaScript and DHTML. . His oldest and most popular site, The Quotations P