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Simple PHP and MySQL tutorial with examples like creating a guestbook, uploading image to database and creating simple content management system (CMS).




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If you want to learn SQL, you’ve picked the right book. Unlike most SQL books, this one starts by showing how to use SQL queries to extract and update the data in a database, because that's what every programmer needs to know. Then, the book shows how to design and implement a database, and how to use the server-side features like views, procedures, and transactions. Because its CD includes everything you need for running SQL on your own PC, this book works great whether you want to learn SQL or the specifics of SQL for Microsoft SQL Server.

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To be an effective database programmer, you need to master SQL for the database you’re going to be using. So this is first a book for programmers who use Microsoft SQL Server. However, but it is also a great book for anyone who wants to learn standard SQL, because its CD includes everything you need for running SQL on your own PC.

In section 1, you’ll learn the concepts and terms you need for working with any database. You’ll also learn how to use the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE) and the client tools for SQL Server 2000 that come on the CD. Then, you’ll be able to run SQL statements on your own PC. At that point, you’ll be prepared for rapid progress as you learn SQL.

In section 2, you’ll learn all the skills for retrieving data from a database and for adding, updating, and deleting that data. These skills move from the simple to the complex so you won’t have any trouble if you’re a SQL novice. And they present skills like using outer joins, summary queries, and subqueries that will raise your SQL expertise if you do have SQL experience.

In section 3, you’ll learn how to design a database and how to implement that design by using either SQL DDL (Data Definition Language) statements or the Enterprise Manager that comes with SQL Server. When you’re done, you’ll be able to design and implement your own databases. But even if you’re never called upon to do that, this section will give you perspective that will make you a better SQL programmer.

To complete your SQL skills, section 4 presents the skills for working with database features like views, stored procedures, functions, triggers, cursors, and transactions. These are the features that give a database management system much of its power. So once you master them, you’ll have a powerful set of SQL skills.




Create a simple, text-based database in just a few minutes. Quickly organize and view information. Designed for beginners, it requires absolutely no in-depth programming knowledge or experience. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000]



A complete tutorial on putting a simple mSQL-database through PHP to the web. With easy to Cut & Paste code-examples.



Simple, fast object-oriented database engine optimised for real-time and embedded applications. C++ bindings under MS Windows.



Provides access to different types of databases via TDataSet interface. With the use of ODBC DE you can get rid of bulky Borland Database Engine layer. Using this package is fairly simple and easy, only data set classes need to be changed.



Mining your corporate data for valuable customer information can improve your business performance. But it's not as simple as it sounds. Database Advisor article by Phillip Blackwood. (May 31, 2000)



Lessons from the Microsoft education department covering working with database wizard, simple query wizard, applying filter by input, using the table analyzer wizard, and working with the improved form and report wizard.



A tutorial that explains how to implement a very simple database search function using PHP.



Simple SQL Scripts for database administrators.



ZipCenter adds ZIP Code lookups and GIS searches to any 4D database. ZipCenter is fast, easy to use, and simple to install.



A Simple Guide to Five Normal Forms in Relational Database Theory



Berkeley DB is a database engine that provides developers with fast, reliable, local persistence with zero administration. Berkeley DB is a library that links directly into your application. Your application makes simple function calls, rather than sending messages to a remote server, eliminating the performance penalty of client-server architectures. Berkeley DB stores data in application native format, as simple key/value pairs, eliminating the need for translation or mapping. Berkeley DB eliminates the overhead of SQL query processing, enabling applications with predictable access patterns to run faster. Berkeley DB is the ideal choice for static queries over dynamic data, while traditional relational databases are well suited for dynamic queries over static data.



EasySQL Deploy provides a simple solution to a common problem: packaging and deploying new or updated databases, standalone or included within your application kit.



DB Data Generator is a simple, powerful data generator that allows developers to easily populate databases with thousands of rows of meaningful and syntactically correct test data for database testing purposes.
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EasySQL Deploy provides a simple solution to a common problem: packaging and deploying new or updated databases, standalone or included within your application kit.



EasySQL Deploy provides a simple solution to a common problem: packaging and deploying new or updated databases, standalone or included within your application kit.



Help you to easily convert between various database formats. It can directly connect to MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, InterBase ,Access, Excel, Visual Foxpro, Paradox and other formats, and convert between these formats (SQL Server to MySQL, MySQL to Access etc.). The program offers a simple step-by-step wizard, that allows you to connect to the source database, select the tables, and then convert and copy them to the destination.



There are several options if one wishes to move a database from a SQL Server 2005 to SQL 2008 Server. First of all there is a 'Copy Database Wizard' in SQL 2008 Server which is meant for transferring a database from any version of SQL Server 2000 and above to 2008 version. In the other option the database will be copied using the SQL Server Management Program for which the source database need not be stopped. However this is slower than the previous method and would also require the SQL Server Agent since a package has to be run. An option which works without too much hassles is manually detaching and attaching the database/log files. In this step-by-step (really two steps) tutorial by Jayaram Krishnaswamy, this simple procedure is described. If you are just interested in taking a small database from 2005 to 2008 server the author strongly recommends this procedure.

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