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Tutor Mysql Part 2 Gop

This document provides an overview of basic MySQL commands, including creating a database, using a database, and creating a table. It details the syntax for creating a database named 'mydb' and a table named 'mytable' with specific columns. Additionally, it explains the auto-increment feature for the 'id' column and includes examples of expected return values for each command.

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Tutor Mysql Part 2 Gop

This document provides an overview of basic MySQL commands, including creating a database, using a database, and creating a table. It details the syntax for creating a database named 'mydb' and a table named 'mytable' with specific columns. Additionally, it explains the auto-increment feature for the 'id' column and includes examples of expected return values for each command.

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Version Release Date

5.7 2015-10-01

Examples
Getting Started

Creating a database in MySQL

CREATE DATABASE mydb;

Return value:

Query OK, 1 row affected (0.05 sec)

Using the created database mydb

USE mydb;

Return value:

Database Changed

Creating a table in MySQL

CREATE TABLE mytable


(
id int unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
username varchar(100) NOT NULL,
email varchar(100) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
);

CREATE TABLE mytable will create a new table called mytable.

id int unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment creates the id column, this type of field will assign a
unique numeric ID to each record in the table (meaning that no two rows can have the same id in
this case), MySQL will automatically assign a new, unique value to the record's id field (starting
with 1).

Return value:

Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.10 sec)

Inserting a row into a MySQL table

INSERT INTO mytable ( username, email )

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