Database Related Tutorials - LearnPHP.org
Database Related Tutorials perform a function of an educational resource, that will help you to learn more about your possibilities connected with database, all manipulations with it and all those changes that will meet your demands and requires and can be easily done in a short period of time and in a proper way. Tutorials will explain you in the easiest way all principles of the working process you are going to start, simplifying your laborious task and thus making the best of your time, giving you a chance to pay more attention to other important details. Database Related Tutorials will become your irreplaceable assistant in improving and increasing your knowledge with practical usage in future.
PHP/MySQL code to integrate a simple shoutbox in your site.
June 13,
2006
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Creating a contact form in 2 minutes.
June 12,
2006
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In this tutorial we'll see how to insert some values into a database after performing all the needed checks and security changes.
June 9,
2006
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Learn how to store and retrieve information using PHP's built in file handling functions along with serialize and unserialize.
June 6,
2006
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In this tutorial we'll show you how to download, install and configure a single application called Sokkit which includes Apache, PHP and MySQL.
June 6,
2006
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Most PHP scripts use some sort of Database for the backend to manage the content and other such things. Database's are a fairly simple concept, they simply store data in a organized manner for later use.
May 31,
2006
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Create, insert, update, delete, count and select rows in a database.
May 30,
2006
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This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a database.
May 26,
2006
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This entire tutorial hinges on our use of the LIMIT function in mySQL. LIMIT is an optional instruction that can be added onto the mysql_query() function to limit the number of results processed.
May 23,
2006
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Learn how to add new information into a MYSQL database.
May 23,
2006
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