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MySQL Essentials is an online book designed to provide everything a user needs to know to install, build, maintain and secure MySQL based databases.

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About MySQL Essentials
Database Basics
- What is a Database?
- Understanding Database Tables
- Introducing Database Schema
- Columns and Datatypes
- Database Rows
- Introducing Primary Keys
- What is SQL?
MySQL Database Architecture
The mysql Command-Line Tool
- The mysql Command-line Utility
- mysql Command-Line Arguments
- mysql Commands
The MySQL Administrator Tool
- Getting and Installing MySQL Administrator
- Connecting to the Database Server
- Using the MySQL Administator
The MySQL Query Browser
- Getting and Installing MySQL Query Browser
- Connecting the MySQL Query Browser to a Database Server
- A Tour of MySQL Browser
- Executing SQL Statements
Creating New Databases and Tables with MySQL Administrator
- Creating a New Database
- Creating New Tables
Creating Databases and Tables Using SQL Commands
- Creating a New MySQL Database
- Creating Tables with SQL
- Understanding NULL and NOT NULL Values
- Primary Keys
- AUTO_INCREMENT
- Defining Default Values During Table Creation
- MySQL Database Engine Types
Updating and Deleting MySQL Tables
- Altering a MySQL Table
- Adding and Deleting Table Columns
- Renaming Tables and Columns
- Changing The Data Type of a Column
- Deleting a Database Table
Inserting Data into a MySQL Database
- The Basics of Data Insertion
- Inserting a Complete Row
- Adding Multiple Rows to a Table
- Inserting Results from a SELECT Statement
- Reducing the INSERT Performance Load
- Reducing the INSERT Performance Load
Updating and Deleting MySQL Data
- Updating Database Data
- Ignoring Update Errors
- Deleting Database Data
Retrieving Data From a MySQL Database
- Retrieving a Single Column
- Using SELECT to Retrieve Mutiple Columns
- Restricting Number of Results
- Eliminating Duplicate Values from Results
Sorting Data Retrieved from a MySQL Database
- Sorting Data from a SELECT Statement
- Sorting on Multiple Columns
- Sorting Data in Descending Order
Using WHERE to Filter MySQL Data
- The Basics of the WHERE Clause
- Comparison Operators
- Checking for NULL Values
- Searching within Range Values
Advanced MySQL Data Filtering - AND, OR, NOT and IN
- Filtering Data Using the OR Operator
- Filtering Data Using the AND Operator
- Combining AND and OR Operators
- Understanding Operator Precedence
- Specifying a Range of Conditions using the IN Clause
- Using the NOT Operator
MySQL Wildcard Filtering using LIKE
- What are Wildcards?
- Single Character Wildcards
- Multiple Character Wildcards
MySQL Regular Expression Searches
- What are Regular Expressions?
- Regular Expression Character Matching
- Matching from a Group of Characters
- Matching from a Range of Characters
- Handling Special Characters
- Regular Expressions and Whitespace Characters
- Matching by Character Type
- Regular Expression Repetition Metacharacters
- Matching by Text Position
Joining Tables in MySQL
- How Does a Join Work?
- Performing a Cross-Join
- Equi-Join (aka the Inner Join)
- Performing a Left Join or a Right Join
- Creating Joins with WHERE and USING
An Introduction to MySQL Views
- Creating a Basic View
- Joins and Views
- Getting Information About a View
- Deleting a View
- Replacing a View
MySQL Calculations and Concatenations
- Performing Calculations on Retrieved Data
- Concatenating Data Fields
- Trimming Trailing Whitespace from Text
- Trimming Leading Whitespace from Text
Manipulating Text in MySQL
- MySQL String Manipulation Functions
MySQL Mathematical Functions
- MySQL Arithmetic Functions
Working with Dates and Times in MySQL
- Date and Time Formats
- Creating Date and Time Fields
- Date and Time Formats
- Date and Time Functions
- Inserting Date and Time Values into Table Columns
- Retrieving Data Based on Date and Time Criteria
MySQL Data Aggregation Functions
- The MySQL Aggregate Functions
- Using the Aggregate Functions
- Using the MySQL AVG() Function
- Using the MySQL COUNT() Function
- Using the MySQL MAX() Function
- Using the MySQL MIN() Function
- Using the SUM() Function
- Using Multiple Aggregate Functions
MySQL Users and Security
- MySQL Security
- Getting Information About Users
- Creating a New MySQL User
- Deleting a MySQL User
- Renaming a MySQL User
- Changing the Password for a MySQL User
- User Privileges
Administering and Monitoring MySQL using the MySQL Workbench
- Getting and Installing MySQL Workbench
- Creating a Server Instance Profile
- Connecting to a MySQL Database Server
- A Tour of the MySQL Workbench Admin Panel
- Server Status
- Configuration
Using MySQL Workbench to Execute SQL Queries and Create SQL Scripts
- Connecting to a MySQL Database Server
- The MySQL Workbench SQL Editor
Using MySQL Workbench to Create a Database Model
- Creating a New Model
- Generating a Model Diagram
- Generating a Script and Creating a Database
- Reverse Engineering an Existing Database
- Summary

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