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MySQL Basics for Visual Learners PERSONAL EDITION by Kevin Jordan MySQL Basics for Visual Learners PERSONAL EDITION Individuals may use this book free This Personal Edition of MySQL Basics for Visual Learners is licensed for individual use under a Creative Commons License. Individuals may download this book for free and share it with others. However, it's illegal to sell it, or make money from it in any way. No one may add pages, remove pages, or alter it. Complete license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0 Organizations must pay to use this book Think your school or company could benefit from using this book? Tell it to buy bound copies or license this book in electronic format. Organizations, such as schools and corporations, must buy or license Visibooks for use by their students and employees. However, when they do, they get the expanded Textbook Edition. The Textbook Edition is a print-quality PDF file that’s ideal for classroom use. It includes extra practice exercises that work well as tests and quizzes, as well as a companion Web site. Textbook Edition available to all Individuals and organizations who want the expanded Textbook Edition of this book can purchase it at www.visibooks.com. TABLE OF CONTENTS i Table of Contents Getting Started 1 Install MySQL on a Linux computer 3 Start MySQL 14 Create a new database 24 Create a table 28 Create a record 33 Run a query 36 Administering Databases 43 Restart MySQL 44 Back up a database 47 Delete a table 56 Delete a database 58 Restore a database 59 TABLE OF CONTENTS ii Working with Tables 65 Alter tables 66 Update records 69 Delete records 72 Running Queries 75 Sort query results 76 Add query criteria 85 Securing a database 91 Add a local user 92 Add a remote user 95 Remove a user 97 Restrict a user 98 GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 1 Getting Started In this section, you’ll learn how to: • Install MySQL on a Linux computer • Start MySQL • Create a new database • Create a table • Create a record • Run a query GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 2 What is MySQL? MySQL is the world's most popular open-source database program. MySQL is more like Microsoft SQL Server (a server-based database program) than Access (mainly for desktop users). With MySQL running on a server, you can easily use it for business systems or database-driven websites. Easy to use and configure, MySQL is also capable of industrial- strength applications. Depending on the computer it’s installed on, MySQL can hold several terabytes of information per table. [...]... selected: Server Web/FTP Database This will install MySQL on your computer, along with a copy of the Apache Web server 4 GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 4 Under Graphical Environment, make sure KDE Workstation is selected: Graphical Environment KDE Workstation 5 Continue with the Mandrake Linux installation GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 5 On an existing Linux computer 1 2 6 Click the icon, then Configuration, then...Install MySQL on a Linux computer During Linux installation 1 Obtain a copy of Linux Tip: A good version of Linux to use with this book is Mandrake Linux You can buy a copy on CDs at: www.mandrakestore.com You can also download a copy at: www.mandrakelinux.com If you download a copy, burn the three ISO files onto CDs GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 3 2 Begin installing Mandrake... Packaging, then Install Software When the Run as Root window appears, type the Root password in the Password box GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 3 When the Software Packages Installation window appears, type: mysql in the Search box Then click the button GETTING STARTED WITH MYSQL 7 . MySQL Basics for Visual Learners PERSONAL EDITION by Kevin Jordan MySQL Basics for Visual Learners PERSONAL EDITION Individuals. This Personal Edition of MySQL Basics for Visual Learners is licensed for individual use under a Creative Commons License. Individuals may download this book for free and share it with. Getting Started 1 Install MySQL on a Linux computer 3 Start MySQL 14 Create a new database 24 Create a table 28 Create a record 33 Run a query 36 Administering Databases 43 Restart MySQL 44