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Free Mysql Tutorials
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OpenBSD as a Database Server
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An Introduction to PEAR
The PEAR project was started by Stig S. Bakken to create a tool similar to that of Perl’s CPAN archi Read the rest of this entry »
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INSERTing Data
In the last two columns we’ve focused on sorting and filtering data that is already stored in a data Read the rest of this entry »
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The “Key” to Good SQL
For the next few columns, I’m going to back up and introduce you to database design — specifically Read the rest of this entry »
To refresh everyone’s memory, we’ve started talking about SQL JOIN statements over the past few colu Read the rest of this entry »
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SQL Subqueries
Subqueries are extremely useful, particularly for web-based database applications where you need to Read the rest of this entry »
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Ten MySQL Best Practices
1. Set a password for the “root” user and then rename the user.The first thing you should do with a Read the rest of this entry »
This scenario occurs often in applications that need to rank and paginate data by some criterion suc Read the rest of this entry »
Despite excessive planning, though, an application is never perfect whenit’s first released. Invaria Read the rest of this entry »
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