This script is a real world application that shows how to use MySQL with PHP. You can learn from the step by step commented php source code how to build a php program that uses MySQL to keep a database of your books. Program functions implemented include, saving a new record, listing of records for user selection, selection of a record and displaying its details, updating a record, deleting a record and searching for records. Once you have learned the techniques used in this program, you can build any php-mysql based programs.
MySQL Administration correctly administering the MySQL server, including the manipulation the privilege system, and making intelligent decisions about the capabilities (permissions) given to users.
PHP provides built in functions to access just about every database that exists. MySQL is well designed, powerful and most importantly free in some situations. In this tutorial, you will learn how to access MySQL using PHP. Main topics include: Create A Database, Create A Table, Insert Entries Into The Table, and Retrieve All Entries Into The Table.
This comprehensive mysql tutorials touches on Starting a Session with MySQL,Executing SQL Statements against a MySQL database and demonstrating how a SELECT SQL statement is executed against the selected database. features full code and examples.
This is a quick MySQL reference for your daily practice or for learning MySQL. This one page document includes most of the commands you will need to create databases and tables, run queries and process data. The download file format in MS Word.
A collection of 18 tips on managing tables and data rows with PHP scripts. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on creating and dropping tables; inserting, updating, and deleting rows, selecting and looping through data rows by pages; setting auto-increment IDs.
A collection of 18 FAQs on connecting MySQL server with PHP scritps. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on MySQL server connection; providing port number, user account and password; selecting or creating database; running SQL statements; checking execution errors.