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The 3-day MySQL Developer Training Course covers topics such as MySQL overview, client/server concepts, data types, SQL expressions, tables, transactions, joins, views, stored routines, triggers, and optimization. Day 1 includes introductions to MySQL, clients, data types, and SQL expressions. Day 2 focuses on tables, transactions, joins, subqueries, and views. Day 3 examines stored routines, triggers, errors, and optimization techniques.

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MySQL Developer Training Course Content

The 3-day MySQL Developer Training Course covers topics such as MySQL overview, client/server concepts, data types, SQL expressions, tables, transactions, joins, views, stored routines, triggers, and optimization. Day 1 includes introductions to MySQL, clients, data types, and SQL expressions. Day 2 focuses on tables, transactions, joins, subqueries, and views. Day 3 examines stored routines, triggers, errors, and optimization techniques.

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MySQL Developer Training Course Contents

Duration: 3 days

Day 1

Introduction

 MySQL Overview, Products, Services


 MySQL Services and Support
 Supported Operating Services

Client and Server Concepts

 The MySQL client/server model


 Communication protocols
 Storage engines
 How MySQL uses memory and disk space
 The mysql command line client
 Using SQL scripts
 How MySQL uses databases

MySQL Clients

 Invoking client programs


 Features of the mysql client
 Modifying client behavior with options
 MySQL Workbench
 MySQL Utilities

Data Types

 The major categories of data types


 Character sets and collation
 Choosing the correct data type
 NULL and NOT NULL
 The spatial data type extensions

SQL Expressions

 Components of expressions
 Applying numeric, string, spatial, and temporal values in expressions
 Pattern matching for string expressions
 The properties of NULL values
 Functions in expressions
 Combining result sets from multiple queries
 Comments in SQL statements

Obtaining Metadata

 Metadata access methods


 The INFORMATION_SCHEMA database
 Metadata commands
 SHOW statements

Databases

 The MySQL data directory


 Database design best practices
 Normalization
 Choosing identifiers for database entities
 Creating a database
 Modifying a database
 Removing a database

Day 2

Tables

 Table properties
 Column options
 Creating a table
 Modifying a table
 Displaying table information
 Renaming a table
 Removing a table
 Foreign Keys

Manipulating Table Data

 Inserting data into a table


 Deleting data from a table
 Updating data in a table
 Replacing data in a table
 Truncating table data

Transactions
 Using transactions for concurrent updates
 The ACID transaction rules
 Isolating transactions

Joining Tables

 Table join concepts


 The different join methods
 Cartesian joins
 Outer and inner joins
 Joining a table to itself
 Column references and table aliases
 Multi-table UPDATE and DELETE statements

Subqueries

 Nesting queries
 Correct positioning of subqueries
 Using the appropriate type of subquery
 Using the correct SQL syntax to create subqueries
 Quantifiers for subquery comparisons

Views

 What are views?


 Reasons for using views
 Creating a view
 Checking a view
 Changing and removing a view
 Setting view privileges

Prepared Statements

 Reasons for using prepared statements


 Using prepared statements from the mysql command-line client
 Preparing, executing, and deallocating prepared statements
 Using prepared statements in code, with Connectors

Day 3

Stored Routines

 Stored procedures and stored functions


 Creating and executing stored routines
 Examining an existing stored routine
 Deleting an existing stored routine
 Assigning variables in stored routines
 Flow control statements
 Cursor usage and limitations
 Limitations of stored routines and stored functions

Triggers

 What are triggers?


 When to use triggers
 Creating triggers
 Deleting triggers
 Scheduling events

Handling Errors and Warnings

 The effect of SQL modes on error output


 Dealing with missing or invalid data values
 Interpreting error messages
 Using the SHOW WARNINGS and SHOW ERRORS statements

Optimization

 The role of the query optimizer


 Strategies available for optimizing queries
 Using the EXPLAIN statement to predict query performance
 Using indexes for optimization
 Describing the role of MySQL Enterprise Monitor in query optimization

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