Database Related Tutorials - LearnPHP.org
Database "keys" help eliminate confusion among records. Here's how to best incorporate these essential identifiers in your database.
March 31,
2008
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How well are your database tables communicating with one another? This week John Paul discusses three key relationships: one to one, one to many, and many to many.
March 28,
2008
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This lesson covers the different options you have available to you for administering your MySQL service after it is successfully installed.
March 28,
2008
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Noel Davis shows us a buffer overflow in ASPSeek; a denial of service attack against timed; a new version of OpenSSH with many improvements; an attack against the private keys used by GnuPG...
March 27,
2008
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A simple tutorial on submitting data and information to mysql databases via PHP.
March 26,
2008
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The great thing about everything you do in MySQL is that the "code" is very easy for humans to read, as opposed to harder programming languages like C or C++. Very few special characters and symbols are required to create a MySQL query, and most queries consist entirely of English words!
March 26,
2008
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The JOIN clause is probably one of the most used -- as well as one of the most confusing -- facets of SQL. John Paul Ashenfelter introduces the JOIN clause.
March 25,
2008
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SQL follows a general syntax, there are not many quotations or other symbols to throw into your statements.
March 24,
2008
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Find yourself wishing PHP had an easy way to manage additional modules? Joao Prado Maia explains PEAR and shows how it fills this role.
March 24,
2008
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A MySQL database is nothing in itself. Rather a MySQL database is a way of organizing a group of tables.
March 21,
2008
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