Introduction to MariaDB for Absolute Beginners

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1 - MariaDB Setup

1 - Introduction.mp4

00:20

2 - What is MariaDB.mp4

01:35

3 - Download and Install MariaDB.mp4

07:21

4 - Download and install MariaDB Management Tool.mp4

08:02

5 - Download sample database.mp4

07:14

6 - MariaDB Data Types.mp4

09:06

7 - Basic Database Concepts.mp4

09:00

8 - What is a Schema.mp4

02:50

9 - Relationship between MariaDB & MySQL.mp4

02:01

2 - Performing CRUD OPerations

10 - What is CRUD.mp4

01:20

11 - Creating CRUD Operations.mp4

11:06

12 - Inserting data into database.mp4

08:22

13 - Retrieving and reading data from database.mp4

08:29

14 - Updating data inside database.mp4

06:32

15 - Deleting data inside database.mp4

03:46

16 - Truncating a table.mp4

03:20

17 - Dropping a table.mp4

02:55

18 - Removing Duplicates.mp4

04:36

19 - Sorting data.mp4

07:34

20 - Using Aliases.mp4

06:54

21 - Retrieving data with AND OR Operator.mp4

06:29

Description

Learn Fundamentals of MariaDB Step-by-Step : Perform CRUD Operations

What You'll Learn?

Install and configure MariaDB on a local machine or server.
Understand database concepts
Perform CRUD Operations
Create new database tables
Insert and retrieve data
Understand Data Types in MariaDB
Understand and use SQL commands, such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
Filter data using WHERE clauses and comparison operators.
Sort data using ORDER BY clauses.

Who is this for?

Beginners to MariaDB

What You Need to Know?

Installation of MariaDB is required. (This is covered in the course)

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Description
MariaDB is a relational database management system (RDBMS) that stores data in tables with columns and rows.
MariaDB was originally created in 2009 as a fork of MySQL, after concerns arose about its acquisition by Oracle Corporation. MariaDB is led by the original developers of MySQL, and it has since become a fully community-driven open-source project that is governed by the MariaDB Foundation. The project has grown in popularity over the years, and it is now used by many large organizations, including Google, Wikipedia, and Red Hat.
One of the advantages of using MariaDB is its compatibility with MySQL. It supports many of the same SQL commands and syntax as MySQL, which means that existing applications and code written for MySQL can often be easily ported to MariaDB without major modifications. Additionally, MariaDB has continued to innovate and introduce new features that have been well-received by the developer community, such as support for NoSQL data storage and distributed SQL.
Overall, MariaDB is a powerful, flexible, and feature-rich database management system that is well-suited for a wide range of applications and use cases. Whether you're a developer looking to build web applications or a business owner looking for a reliable and scalable database solution, MariaDB is definitely worth considering.

What you will learn includes:

Understanding database concepts
Performing CRUD Operations
InstallingÂ and configuring MariaDB on a local machine or server.
creating a new database tables
Inserting and retrieving data
Understanding Data Types in MariaDB
Understand and use SQL commands, such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
Filter data using WHERE clauses and comparison operators.
Sort data using ORDER BY clauses.

Who this course is for:
Beginners to MariaDB

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