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Review of MySQL Basics

2004
Before we delve into database design principles, we’re going to review some MySQL basics, just to make sure that we’re all roughly on the same page.
Jon Stephens, Chad Russell
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MySQL and Arduino: United at Last!

2013
In previous chapters, I discussed several methods you can use to store sensor data. One of those methods is storing the data in a database located on your network. If you recall, this has several advantages, not the least of which is that you do not have to connect your sensor network to the Internet to enable this capability.
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The MySQL Database Server

2019
With PHP you can enable the web server to interface with any other program. One of the most commonly used applications for interfacing with a web server is a database server. With a database connection to the web server, your site can search the data of the database system and thus offer dynamic content.
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MySQL, Git, and Postfix

2014
Databases, revision control, and e-mail servers are essential components of an organization’s infrastructure. This chapter covers three topics: MySQL, Git, and Postfix. Whether they are hosted in-house or in a public cloud, the choices you make should be well informed and based on technical, business, as well as engineering resources.
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Using a MySQL Database II

2015
After reading this chapter you should be able to: use the MySQL commands needed to extract information from a database table, combine information from different tables, rename a table and delete either a table or a database understand the different types of ‘join’ operation available in MySQL find the version of MySQL that you are using.
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Installing the MySQL Shell

2019
While the MySQL server still includes the old MySQL client (mysql), the new MySQL Shell should be considered the default client to interact with your MySQL servers. It has many advantages over the previous client that was bundled with the server; the most powerful being the ability to use Python or JavaScript directly from the shell.
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Installing and Configuring MySQL

2018
This chapter guides you through MySQL’s installation and configuration process. It is not intended as a replacement for MySQL’s excellent (and mammoth) user manual, but instead highlights the key procedures of immediate interest to anybody who wants to quickly and efficiently ready the database server for use. The following topics are covered:
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The Many MySQL Clients

2018
MySQL comes with quite a few utilities, or clients, each of which provides interfaces for carrying out various tasks pertinent to administration of the database server. This chapter offers a general overview of the most commonly used clients and provides an in-depth introduction to the native mysql and mysqladmin clients.
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