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Database organization - MySQL Tutorial
From the course: MySQL Essential Training
Database organization
- [Bill] Hi, I'm Bill Weinman. MySQL is a relational database management system. The purpose of a database management system is to organize your data and to make it available in convenient forms. A relational database has tables. It could have one table or many tables. In this example, the database has three tables, customer, item, and sale. A table has rows and columns. In this example, the customer table has three rows and six columns. The columns are named id, name, address, city, state, and zip. A row is like an individual record in a table. In fact, some will use the term record interchangeably with row. In this example, the highlighted row is the record for Mary Smith in the customer table. A column is like a field. Again, some will use the term field interchangeably with column. In this example, the highlighted column is named address, and contains an address for each row in the table. Each row in a table has a unique key. The table's unique key may or may not correspond with a…
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A brief overview of SQL4m 28s
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Database organization2m 51s
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Selecting rows5m 47s
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Selecting columns2m 21s
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Counting rows3m 5s
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Inserting data3m 26s
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Updating data4m 12s
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Deleting data4m 10s
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Joining queries across tables3m 57s
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Finding databases, tables, and columns1m 24s
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