Maria-DB

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What is MariaDB

MariaDB is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) that is a fork of MySQL, created by the original developers of MySQL after concerns arose over its acquisition by Oracle Corporation. It is developed and maintained by the MariaDB Foundation, and it’s designed for high performance, scalability, and reliability. MariaDB retains compatibility with MySQL, making it an attractive option for those already familiar with MySQL but seeking alternatives. It’s widely used in web development, especially in scenarios where open-source solutions are preferred.

Why SLI

Enrolling in the MariaDB course at SLI equips you with essential database management skills, enhancing your ability to efficiently handle data storage, retrieval, and manipulation. Gain hands-on experience with advanced features of MariaDB, boosting your proficiency and productivity from industry expert Faculty. Earn a recognized certification to enhance your resume and career prospects in database administration and development.

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What Will You Learn?

  • learning MariaDB equips you with valuable skills that are applicable in various IT roles and industries, enhances your understanding of database management concepts, and empowers you to build efficient, scalable, and secure database solutions.

Course Content

MariaDB – Introduction
This chapter focuses on use of MariaDB in a PHP environment

MariaDB – Installation
This chapter focus on installation of MariaDB on different OS.

MariaDB – Administration
This topic focus on how to create user account, configuring files, admin commands etc.

MariaDB – PHP Syntax
MariaDB partners well with a wide variety of programming languages and frameworks such as PHP

MariaDB – Connection
One way to establish a connection with MariaDB consists of using the mysql binary at the command prompt.

MariaDB – Create Database
Creation or deletion of databases in MariaDB requires privileges typically only given to root users or admins.

MariaDB – Drop Database
Creation or deletion of databases in MariaDB requires privileges.

MariaDB – Select Database
Here we focus on after connecting to MariaDB how we select database

MariaDB – Data Types
Here we discuss various datatypes of MariaDB

MariaDB – Create Tables
In this chapter, we will learn how to create tables. Before creating a table, first determine its name, field names, and field definitions.

MariaDB – Drop Tables
This topics focus on how to delete tables

MariaDB – Insert Query
In this chapter, we will learn how to insert data in a table.

MariaDB – Where Clause
WHERE clauses filter various statements such as SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, and INSERT.

MariaDB – Update Query
The UPDATE command modifies existing fields by changing values.

MariaDB – Delete Query
The DELETE command deletes table rows from the specified table, and returns the quantity deleted.

MariaDB – Like Clause
The LIKE clause accommodates broad pattern matching.

MariaDB – Order By Clause
The ORDER BY clause, as mentioned in previous discussions, sorts the results of a statement

MariaDB – Join
JOINs allow merging of two or more tables into a single object.

MariaDB – Null Values
This chapter focus on NULL values

MariaDB – Regular Expression
MariaDB offers regular expression-based matching through the REGEXP operator.

MariaDB – Transactions
Transactions are sequential group operations.

MariaDB – Alter Command
The ALTER command provides a way to change an existing table's structure.

MariaDB – Indexes and Statistics Tables
Indexes are tools for accelerating record retrieval.

MariaDB – Temporary Tables
The life of a temporary table ends at the termination of a session whether you employ them from the command prompt.

MariaDB – Temporary Tables
The life of a temporary table ends at the termination of a session whether you employ them from the command prompt.

MariaDB – Table Cloning
Some situations require producing an exact copy of an existing table.

MariaDB – Sequences
n version 10.0.3, MariaDB introduced a storage engine known as sequence.

MariaDB – Managing Duplicates
MariaDB allows duplicate records and tables in some situations.

MariaDB – SQL Injection Protection
The simple act of accepting user input opens the door to exploits.

MariaDB – Backup Methods
Backups are crucial for protecting against data loss due to hardware failures, software errors, or human mistakes, and they are an essential component of any robust data management strategy.

MariaDB – Backup Loading Methods
In this chapter, we will learn about various backup loading methods.

MariaDB – Useful Functions
This chapter contains a list of the most frequently used functions, offering definitions, explanations, and examples.

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