MySQL Training

Become a Certified MySQL Developer with TryCatch Classes and enhance your career prospects to the next level. This certificate serves as an official badge of your successful MySQL training course completion, highlighting your expertise.

What You'll Learn:

• Learn how to create a database from scratch or interact with existing databases
• Insert, update, and delete records from your database
• Write complex SQL join queries across multiple tables
• Constraints and relating data tables
• Using MySQL’s aggregate functions
• Handle complex SQL joins with ease
• SQL’s triggers, sequences, local and global variables, indexes, and more
• Become a proficient SQL user by writing flawless and efficient queries
• Model real-world data and generate reports using MySQL.
• Answer company performance or sales questions using data.

Content:

• Introduction To MySQL
• Installation.
• Creating Database.
• Creating Tables.
• The Basic Datatypes.
• Dropping Tables.
• Inserting Data
• Inserting Data.
• Multiple Insert.
• MySQL Warning.
• NULL and NOT_NULL.
• Setting Default Values.
• Table Constraints Exercise.
• CRUD commands
• Introduction to CRUD.
• SELECT Statement.
• Introduction to WHERE.
• Using AND
• Using OR
• Introduction to Aliases
• UPDATE Command
• Introduction to DELETE
• Using DISTINCT
• Using IN – NOT IN
• Sorting Data with ORDER BY
• Using LIMIT
• Better search with LIKE
• Using BETWEEN
• Other comparison operators
• String Functions
• Introducing SUBSTRING.
• Introducing REPLACE.
• Using REVERSE.
• Working with CHAR LENGTH.
• Changing Case with UPPER and LOWER.
• Basic Database terminology
• Relational Database Essentials.
• Relational schemas – Primary key.
• Relational schemas – Foreign key.
• Relational schemas – Unique key and null values.
• Relational schemas – Relationships.
• MySQL constraints
• PRIMARY KEY constraint.
• FOREIGN KEY constraint.
• UNIQUE constraint.
• DEFAULT constraint.
• NOT NULL constraint.
• Aggregate Functions
• The Count Function.
• Using Group By.
• Min and Max Basics.
• SUBQUERIES.
• Using Min and Max with Group By.
• The Sum Function.
• The Avg Function.
• MySQL Stored Procedure – I
• How to create MySQL Procedure.
• Pick a Delimiter.
• Tools to create MySQL Procedure.
• Call a Procedure.
• Procedure : Characteristics Clauses.
• MySQL : Compound-Statement.
• BEGIN … END Compound-Statement Syntax.
• Label Statement.
• Declare Statement.
• Variables in Stored Programs.
• Procedure Parameters.
• And more.