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The document discusses database management systems (DBMS) and provides examples of commonly used DBMS like SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. It then focuses on describing MySQL, an open source DBMS used to manage relational databases. It provides examples of MySQL commands like creating a database, showing databases, dropping a database, and data types. It also includes a sample code to create a student table in a database.

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DBMS, Mysql Project

The document discusses database management systems (DBMS) and provides examples of commonly used DBMS like SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. It then focuses on describing MySQL, an open source DBMS used to manage relational databases. It provides examples of MySQL commands like creating a database, showing databases, dropping a database, and data types. It also includes a sample code to create a student table in a database.

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Database management system
(DBMS) is a software which is used
to store, retrieve approach,
security, access the data; Commonly
used DBMS examples are SQL, MYSQL,

Man
Postgre SQL, SQL server, Oracle etc.

DBMS stands for Database Management


System. Database is a collection of
programs which enables a user to

age
create and maintain database.

Database is described as the storage


of general data. A data base is the collection of
related data. A database is a collection of
uninterrupted, consistent logical, real and
meaningful data.

DBMS is a software system which provides various


facilities -

Definition – In it datatypes of stored data,


structures and constraint are instructed for
database.
Constructing – DBMS controls the process to store
data in storage device.

Manipulating – In it, data can retrieved and update


from database and reports are prepared.

Database Abstraction
Database system provides data as requirement of user
and it hides information that how it is collected in
memory and managed. This process is known as database
abstraction.

Characteristics of DBMS
Following characteristics of database are there-
(1)The main feature of DBMS is that redundancy of
data is controlled.
(2)We can share data in DBMS.
(3)Security is provided in DBMS.
(4)Processing speed is good in DBMS.
(5)Data is independent in DBMS.

MySQL
MySQL is a DBMS which is used to managed
relational database. It is a open source
software
MySQL Commands
Create database-To work with data we need to create
a database. Database is a container of data. It can
store information about students, employees, sellers,
customers or ant thing etc. In MySQL database is
collection of tables, database trigger and stored
procedures, through it data can be stored and
manipulated.
Following syntax is used to create a database in
MySQL-
CREATE DATABASE [IF NOT EXIST][Name of database]
After database statement name of database is written
which we want to create. Database name should be
meaningful and descriptive.

Show database- SHOW DATABSE statement is used to


display all database from MySQL database server. You
can see ‘show database’ statement to check databases
or to see all databases before creating one.
Database drop-Database drop means removing a
database permanently. All data and object related to
that database are removed permanently. This cannot be
undo. So it gives warning also, we have to be careful
while using this statement. We can use ‘Drop
Database’ statement in following manner-
DROP DATABSE [IF EXISTS]database name;

MySQL Data types-In a table of database one or more


columns can be of specific data type like numeric or
string. MySQL provides many other data types except,
numeric or string.

To create a table in a database-Table creation


statement is used to create a new table in a
database. It is tough statement to create a table in
MySQL which is given as follows: CREATE TABLE [IF NOT
EXCIST] table_name(list of columns)

Creating table student

mysql>create database Tanisha;


mysql>use Tanisha;
mysql>create table student
->(
->sid int,
->sname varchar(20),
->saddress varchar(20),
->sdob date,
->city varchar(20));
mysql>describe student;
mysql>show tables;
mysql>insert into student
values(101,’ram’,’chandpole’,2005-2-15’,’jaipur’);
mysql>insert into student
values(102,’shyam’,’chandpole’,’2006-3-16’,’jodhpur’);

mysql>insert into student


values(103,’radha’,’bunny park’,’2007-4-17’,’jaipur’);

mysql>insert into student


values(104,’sita’,’soorajpole’,’2008-5-18’,’jaipur’);

mysql>insert into student


values(105,’raj’,’ghatgate’,’2001-6-1’,’jaipur’);
mysql>select * from student;
CONTENTS
1.About‘C’Language

2. Programming in ‘C’ Language

3.Object Oriented
Programming

4.Introduction to C++

5.programming in C++

6.Databse management system

7.MySQL
XML

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