MySQL for Developers with Developer Techniques Accelerated

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MySQL for Developers with Developer Techniques Accelerated Duration: 5 Days What you will learn This MySQL for Developers with Developer Techniques Accelerated training will guide developers through advanced level MySQL Developer topics. In this intensive course, you'll develop an advanced level understanding of topics related to the main products for MySQL Developers. Learn To: Understand essential SQL statements for data design, querying and programming. Design and implement applications that make use of MySQL. Create complex queries and efficient structures. Improve the performance of your database applications.

Benefits to You MySQL developers will learn additional query writing techniques that support creating reports. These reports support end users. You'll gain the skills required to create and utilize trees and hierarchical data structures. Course Duration This is an accelerated course, covering eight days worth of content in only five days. Because of the extra content covered each day, the duration of classes may be slightly longer than usual. Audience Database Administrators Database Designers Developer

Related Training Required Prerequisites Having attended the MySQL for Beginners course or some experience with Relational Databases and SQL MySQL for Beginners Ed 2

Course Objectives Configure and Optimize MySQL

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Create and manage triggers Create user defined variables, prepared statements and stored routines Create views utilizing SELECT statements to produce virtual tables of specific data Debug MySQL applications Manage the structural characteristics of your databases and the tables within your databases Perform bulk data import and export operations Select the best data type for representing information in MySQL Understand the steps necessary to invoke MySQL client programs Write join expressions in your SQL statements to obtain information from multiple tables Having attended the MySQL for Beginners course or some experience with Relational Databases and SQL Create report queries Design and optimize queries Design data structures Improve the design of joins Improve the process of importing data

Course Topics Introduction MySQL Client/Server Concepts MySQL General Architecture How MySQL Uses Disk Space How MySQL Uses Memory MySQL Clients Invoking Client Programs Using Option Files The MySQL Client MySQL Query Browser MySQL Connectors Third-Party APIs Querying for Table Data The SELECT Statement Aggregating Query Results

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Using UNION Handling Errors and Warnings SQL Modes Handling Missing or Invalid Data Values Interpreting Error Messages SQL Expressions SQL Comparisons Functions in SQL Expressions Comments in SQL Statements Data Types Data Type Overview Numeric Data Types Character String Data Types Binary String Data Types Temporal Data Types NULLs Obtaining Metadata Metadata Access Methods The INFORMATION_SCHEMA Database/Schema Using SHOW and DESCRIBE The mysqlshow Command Databases Database Properties Good Design Practices Identifiers Creating Databases Altering Databases Dropping Databases Tables Creating Tables Table Properties Column Options Creating Tables Based on Existing Tables Altering Tables Dropping Tables Foreign Keys Manipulating Table Data The INSERT Statement The DELETE Statement The UPDATE Statement The REPLACE Statement INSERT with ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE The TRUNCATE TABLE Statement Transactions

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What is a Transaction? Transaction Commands Isolation Levels Locking Joins What is a Join? Joining Tables in SQL Basic Join Syntax Inner Joins Outer Joins Other Types of Joins Joins in UPDATE and DELETE statements Subqueries Types of Subqueries Table Subquery Operators Correlated and Non-Correlated Subqueries Converting Subqueries to Joins Views What Are Views? Creating Views Updatable Views Managing Views Obtaining View Metadata Prepared Statements Why Use Prepared Statements? Using Prepared Statements from the mysql Client Preparing a Statement Executing a Prepared Statement Deallocating a Prepared Statement Exporting and Importing Data Exporting and Importing Data Exporting and Importing Data Using SQL Exporting and Importing Data Using MySQL Client Programs Import Data with the SOURCE Command Stored Routines What is a Stored Routine? Creating, Executing and Deleting Stored Routines Compound Statements Assign Variables Parameter Declarations Flow Control Statements Declare and Use Handlers Cursors Improving Performance with Indexes Query Executions in MySQL

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Why Indexes? When MySQL Uses an Index Optimize Indexes 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

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