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MySQL(10 days) & MongoDB(8-9 days)

--- demo classes(2-3 days)


--- 3 weeks
--- 2.10-2.15 3.45-3.55

--- no prerequities

1. why we need DBMS?


data is crucial for any business and it needs to be structured, mainitained and
analyzed
olden times, we used to files
Modern time, digital needs to be structured.
Data is structured information
We store data in Databases
DBMS allows to read,update,delete the databases

2. Types of DataBases:
There are two kinds of DBMS
- - RDBMS(relational database management system)
-- stores the data in tables
-- easy to use, difficult to store
-- relations can be well maintained
Eg: MySQL,oracle,sql server,sql lite, postgresql
- - Non - Relational DBMS
-- huge, easy to store and fast
-- documents,objects,trees,graphs
Eg: mongoDB, couchDB,cassandra,radis,Apache

MySQL is a DBMS which is used to create,read,update,delete databases.


SQL is a language used to do operations using mySQL
Installation:
Go to MySQL downloads page --->
commuiy server(GPL) download --->
MySQL community server ---->
select second download-->
No thanks just download

open downloaded exe file --> select full


---> click next only until u see password
--> enter password --> next.... install

MYSQL means MYSQL SERVER


There are two ways to connect MySQL Server
-- workbench -- user interface(GUI) tool to connect or interact with database
-- command line clent -- CLI(command line interface) to connect or interact with
database

Databases : databses stores the data in tables or other other structured format.
they are containers to hold multiple data
to create a database ---> create database database-name
to drop a database ---> drop database database-name
to show all databases ---> show databases;
to use database: use database-name;

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