MySQL Developer Techniques with Advanced Stored Procedures

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MySQL Developer Techniques with Advanced Stored Procedures Duration: 5 Days What you will learn This MySQL Developer Techniques with Advanced Stored Procedures training guides developers through advanced level MySQL Developer topics. Lessons from the MySQL Developer Techniques and MySQL Advanced Stored Procedures courses will be covered in one week. Learn To: Improve the quality of stored procedures, functions and triggers in your applications. Understand how to debug and optimize them. Participate in hands-on labs that will help you maximize the use of stored procedures. Develop the knowledge to discern when an application should contain stored procedures and when it should not.

Live Virtual Class Format A Live Virtual Class (LVC) is exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view an LVC at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the registration form. Unauthorized recording, copying, or transmission of LVC content may not be made. Audience Database Administrators Database Designers Developer

Related Training Required Prerequisites Attendance to the MySQL for Developers course, or an equivalent mastery of database concepts, SQL and the MySQL server. Be able to create user defined variables, prepared statements and stored procedures Have experience with complex queries like joins and subqueries Have experience with simple SQL queries MySQL for Beginners Ed 2

Course Objectives

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Utilize multiple indexing options Improve the design of joins Design and optimize queries Design complex queries Create report queries Improve the process of importing data Design data structures Utilize tips and tricks Circumvent MySQL stored procedure limitations Develop personal best practices in relation to the creation and maintenance of stored procedures Improve the performance of your applications by optimizing stored procedures Improve upon cursor creation for processing individual rows of data by learning the best practices associated with them Improve upon the design and structure of your compound stored procedure statements Improve upon the integration of SQL statements in MySQL stored procedures by taking advantage of the continuity built-in to the two entities Improve upon the management of MySQL stored procedures by utilizing best practices in their creation, modification and deletion Improve upon your applications by utilizing the various data items allowed in MySQL stored procedures

Course Topics Introduction MySQL Overview, Products and Services Supported Operating Systems MySQL Certification Program Training Curriculum Paths MySQL Website Installing MySQL Installing the world database Improving Performance with Indexes Query Executions in MySQL Why Indexes? When MySQL Uses an Index Optimize Indexes Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved.

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Improving Searches of Date and Text Fields Strings in Multiple Columns Case Sensitivity INET_ATON and INET_NTOA functions Searching Dates String Dates to SQL Dates Dates to Integer Values Dates to Strings Nonspecific Date Searches Improving Inserts and Updates INSERT Process Storage Engine Specifics MySQL Extensions Improving Calculations Aggregate Multiplication Functions Running Total Queries Avoiding Division by Zero Median Values Simulating RANK Solving Complex Problems Miscellaneous Improving Joins Query Optimizer EXPLAIN Overview of JOINs Improving JOIN performance Trees and Hierarchical Data Graph, Trees and Hierarchies Adjacent List Structures Nested Set Structures Path Enumeration Utilizing Advanced Index Structures MySQL Index Types FULL TEXT Indexes Simulating Function Based Indexes in MySQL Optimizing End of Field Searches Working with Locking Levels Locks Explicit Table Locks Storage Engine Locking Techniques Locking Issues Creating Reports Calculate Multiple Conditions Create a Calculated Report Quarterly Reports

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SQL Bar Chart Decision Tables Materialized Views Producing Sequential or Missing Data MySQL Stored Procedures Foundation Compound Statements Assigning Variables Parameter Declarations MySQL Supported Operators and Built-in Functions in Stored Routines Obtain Information on Stored Routines Alteration and deletion of Stored Routines Backing Up/Recovery Stored Routines Binary Logging of Stored Routines SQL and MySQL Stored Procedures Flow Control Statements SQL in Stored Routines Dynamic SQL Handling Exceptions and Errors Error Handling Capabilities and Limitations Implementing Error Handlers Other Handler Issues Error Handling Limitations Managing Triggers Creating Triggers Obtain Information on Triggers Delete Triggers Trigger Limitations Data Security Set Permissions View or Stored Routine? Invoker Rights Error Preventing Code Injection Best Practices Fundamental Programming Best Practices Coding Style and Conventions Variable Use Best Practices Flow Control Best Practices Dynamic SQL Best Practices Conclusion Course Overview Training and Certification Website Course Evaluation Thank You! QA Session

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