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MySQL syllabus covers the fundamentals of Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS), the SQL language, and how to use MySQL to create, manage, and manipulate databases. Key topics include database creation, table design, data types, constraints, SQL queries, data manipulation, joins, transactions, and more.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Fundamentals:
Introduction to RDBMS: Understanding the concepts of relational databases, tables, rows, columns, and schemas.
MySQL Fundamentals: Overview of MySQL as an open-source RDBMS and its components.
Installation and Configuration: Setting up MySQL and connecting to the database.
User Management: Creating and managing user accounts with appropriate permissions.
Data Definition Language (DDL):
- Creating Databases: Using SQL commands to create and manage databases.
- Creating Tables: Designing table structures, including column names, data types, and primary/foreign keys.
- Data Types: Understanding various data types in MySQL (e.g., INT, VARCHAR, DATE).
- Constraints: Implementing constraints like PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, UNIQUE, CHECK, and NULL constraints.
- Indexes: Creating and using indexes to improve query performance.
- Views: Creating and using views for data abstraction and security.
Data Manipulation Language (DML):
- SELECT Queries: Writing SELECT statements to retrieve data from tables.
- WHERE Clause: Using the WHERE clause to filter data based on conditions.
- INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE: Performing operations to add, modify, and remove data in tables.
- JOINs: Combining data from multiple tables using various JOIN types (INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, etc.).
- GROUP BY and Aggregate Functions: Grouping data and applying aggregate functions (e.g., COUNT, SUM, AVG).
- Transactions: Understanding and using transactions to ensure data integrity.
- Stored Procedures and Functions: Creating and using stored procedures and functions for code reuse and efficiency.
- Triggers: Setting up triggers to automatically execute code in response to events on a table.
Advanced Topics:
- NULL Values: Handling null values in queries and database operations.
- Regular Expressions (Regex): Using regular expressions in queries.
- SQL Injection: Understanding and preventing SQL injection vulnerabilities.
- Database Export and Import: Exporting and importing data between databases.
- Security: Implementing security measures to protect the database.
- Performance Tuning: Optimizing queries and database performance.
- Backup and Recovery: Creating backups and restoring databases.
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