CommunityOne 2009 Online: Getting Started with MySQL (WPB-300)
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This is a collection of 2 in-depth presentations covering MySQL development and administration delivered at the 2009 Java University and CommunityONE events. Extensive code examples and demonstrations will be invaluable in getting you prepared to both administer and develop with the worlds most popular open-source database. Each recorded session contains a full audio and two video tracks (of the presenter and slides). There is also a topical navigation side bar for quick reference to key subjects. Course Length12 Hours
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PrerequisitesBasic understanding of SQL and relational databases is a plus.Skills GainedUpon completion of this course, students will have a good understanding of the features of MySQL software that a software developer and DBA needs.Course ContentModule 1: Getting Started with MySQL Database for Developers Instructor: Sarah Sproehnle Description: This course helps developers use the features of MySQL software (version 5.0 or 5.1). It looks at the architecture of the MySQL management system, how to write queries efficiently, how to utilize stored procedures, triggers and views, and much more. Course Approach: The instructor discusses and demonstrates features of the MySQL database server. The focus is on MySQL software version 5.1, the current GA release. Module 2: MySQL Database for DBAs Instructor: Sarah Sproehnle Description: This session covers the most common tasks of a MySQL database administrator. It looks at proper configuration, backup and recovery, security, replication, and more. Course Approach: The instructor discusses and demonstrates features of the MySQL database server. The focus is on MySQL software version 5.1, the current GA release. Browse Other Course Topic Areas |
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