MySQL Training Course

MySQL is one of the most recognizable technologies in the modern big data ecosystem. Often called the most popular database and currently enjoying widespread, effective use regardless of industry, it’s clear that anyone involved with enterprise data or general IT should at least aim for a basic familiarity of MySQL.

MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Oracle that is based on structured query language (SQL).

A database is a structured collection of data. It may be anything from a simple shopping list to a picture gallery or a place to hold the vast amounts of information in a corporate network. In particular, a relational database is a digital store collecting data and organizing it according to the relational model.

In this model, tables consist of rows and columns, and relationships between data elements all follow a strict logical structure. An RDBMS is simply the set of software tools used to actually implement, manage, and query such a database.

MySQL is integral to many of the most popular software stacks for building and maintaining everything from customer-facing web applications to powerful, data-driven B2B services.

Its open-source nature, stability, and rich feature set, paired with ongoing development and support from Oracle, have meant that internet-critical organizations such as Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Wikipedia, and YouTube all employ MySQL backends.

Syllabus:

• MySQL SELECT
• MySQL AND, OR, NOT
• MySQL ORDER BY
• MySQL INSERT INTO
• MySQL NULL Values
• MySQL
• MySQL DELETE
• MySQL LIMIT
• MySQL MIN and MAX
• MySQL COUNT, AVG, SUM
• MySQL LIKE
• MySQL Wildcards
• MySQL Wildcards
• MySQL BETWEEN
• MySQL Aliases
• MySQL Joins
• MySQL INNER JOIN
• MySQL LEFT JOIN
• MySQL RIGHT JOIN
• MySQL CROSS JOIN
• MySQL Self Join
• MySQL UNION
• MySQL GROUP BY
• MySQL HAVING
• MySQL EXISTS
• MySQL ANY, ALL
• MySQL INSERT SELECT
• MySQL CASE
• MySQL Null Functions
• MySQL Comments
• MySQL Operators
• MySQL WHERE
• MySQL Drop DB
• MySQL Create Table
• MySQL Drop Table
• MySQL Alter Table
• MySQL Constraints
• MySQL Not Null
• MySQL Unique
• MySQL Primary Key
• MySQL Foreign Key
• MySQL Check
• MySQL Default
• MySQL Create Index
• MySQL Auto Increment
• MySQL Dates
• MySQL Views
• MySQL Create DB