MySQL for Developers II
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In Birmingham and London
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21h
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3 Days
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to: Import and export data Perform complex joins to access multiple tables Perform complex subqueries Manage and use views Use variables and prepared statements Create and use stored routines Create and use triggers Obtain database metadata Debug MySQL applications Understand basic optimisations. Suitable for: MySQL Developers who have an understanding of a MySQL database and SQL commands as covered on the Introduction to MySQL course and the MySQL for Developers I course. The content of the course covers the topics required for the Certified MySQL Developer II examination.
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About this course
A good working knowledge of MySQL is required. This can be gained by attendance on the Introduction to MySQL course, and the MySQL for Developers I course.
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Subjects
- Performing complex joins to access multiple tables
Course programme
MySQL Developers who have an understanding of a MySQL database and SQL commands as covered on the Introduction to MySQL course and the MySQL for Developers I course. The content of the course covers the topics required for the Certified MySQL Developer II examination .
Note:
Exams are not included as part of the course. Before taking any exam, delegates must ensure they have the recommended experience.
Objectives:
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
- Import and export data
- Perform complex joins to access multiple tables
- Perform complex subqueries
- Manage and use views
- Use variables and prepared statements
- Create and use stored routines
- Create and use triggers
- Obtain database metadata
- Debug MySQL applications
- Understand basic optimisations
Topics Covered:
- Importing and Exporting Data using SQL
- Import and Export from the Command Line
- Complex Joins and Subqueries
- Managing and Using Views
- User Variable Syntax and Properties
- Prepared Statements
- Stored Routine Definition
- Procedures and Functions
- Creating, Dropping and Altering Stored Routines
- Invoking Stored Routines
- Trigger Concepts
- Creating and Using Triggers
- Privileges for Stored Routines and Triggers
- Obtaining Database Metadata
- Debugging MySQL Applications
- Optimization Principles
- Storage Engines
Requirements:
A good working knowledge of MySQL is required. This can be gained by attendance on the Introduction to MySQL course, and the MySQL for Developers I course.
MySQL for Developers II