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Old 08-12-10, 17:28
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Just play around with Heidi SQL. It is super easy to use and edit columns of data. I use it to manage all of my local databases as well as DBs on remote website hosts. Good luck!
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Old 08-13-10, 03:48
steverob3 steverob3 is offline
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Hi
I think best book for MySQL is
MySQL (OTHER NEW RIDERS)
by Paul DuBois .
You can surly try this.Let me know if you have any quires.
Thanks
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Old 08-14-10, 22:46
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Hi Majorian

It's helping me...thanks!
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Old 08-17-10, 07:24
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try to practice mysql on your own pc using xampp like me.
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Old 08-17-10, 20:01
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try to practice mysql on your own pc using xampp like me.
That's a really good suggestion. Thanks!!
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Old 08-18-10, 01:17
chrisstevens142 chrisstevens142 is offline
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Are you a Newbie or already had experience in writing MySQL?
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Old 08-18-10, 13:19
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This thread is great. I've had an article directory where the mySQL database went totally wrong and I couldn't figure out why. In the end I had to pay a fortune to get it sorted. These resources mentioned are great and will really help me get on top of things and save money.
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Old 08-27-10, 11:44
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Old 09-06-10, 05:38
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I think you can simply get a lot of information about MYSQL via google search.
Exactly, you can learn a lot just by checking the newbie section in the mysql forum. Gain some basic knowledge and do a lot of training and experimenting working with tables etc.
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Old 09-06-10, 10:07
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Okay so I'm just wondering, has something changed at dbforums or did we just break the all time record for most new posters in a thread?

Welcome to all.
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Old 09-06-10, 13:03
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what has changed is the influx of new members who appear to be web developers and/or "seo experts" as opposed to database developers

where they come from, i dunno

i'm guessing one of the other iNet web properties has placed a convenient link to here, in a manner similar to how dbforums has placed links to two other iNet properties on the main page here -- dBforums - Database Support Community

i can see why they would do it from their perspective (more page views, more ads, more revenue)

i don't think they can quite see what it's doing to us here, though

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Old 09-06-10, 13:12
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...i don't think they can quite see what it's doing to us here, though
what makes you think they even care?
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Old 09-09-10, 21:26
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Try the dev files online
I've always had good luck learning from MySQL :: Developer Zone. It's not a book, but it has a lot of stuff to help you learn.

I'm still learning myself, but I do find tons of answers on their pages.
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Old 09-15-10, 16:38
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For the sql queries, I recommend this for you: SQL Statements Tutorial
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Old 09-20-10, 19:56
alfriend4520 alfriend4520 is offline
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about a book for learning MySQL
I think is not necessary to buy a specific book, you can go to google and write :

"MySQL Tutorial" and you will find a lot of web sites that you can learn.

Good Luck.
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