See the databases from developer’s point of view. They are just look complicated, it is fun to play with them.

What you will learn

Why the databases are so popular

How to create database in MS Access, mySQL and MS SQL Server

The basic of SQL

Description

In this course, we will talk about how information is stored on computers.

There are a lot of clients to consume information like web applications and reporting. Web application needs to track the users, giving them access to the resources. The user information, including the login information, the list of privileges, and the list of resources, must be securely stored, managed and backed up.

Often, we have to collect and save the information which is similar between the entities—the best place is to store it in the Database.


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If the pieces of information could be structured to avoid repetitiveness, we call the result tables normalized and the collection of such tables a Rational Database.

This course shows three types of Rational Databases from the inside. It starts with an overview of the history and usage of the databases; then, we build the real Database in MS Access and reproduce the same Database in MySQL and MS SQL Server. After this course, the user will be able not only to create the Database but also to build the form and report in MS Access. You will see how web applications use databases, where to find the documentation, and how to use it. I will show you some development and production databases and how different systems store passwords.

English
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Content

Introduction

Introduction
Why DBs?

Overview

Historical overview
DB Providers

MS Access

Tables in MS Access (part 1)
Tables in MS Access (part 2)
Forms in MS Access (part 1)
Forms in MS Access (part 2)
Add Some Data
Queries
Reports in MS Access

Web Applications and DBs

Web Applications
PHP and MySQL
The Tools: HeidiSQL
MySQL: tables
MySQL: data
MySQL: queries
MS ASP.NET
MS SQL Server: tables
MS SQL Server: queries

Data Manipulations

Data Types
Data Constrains
Queries

Thank you

Thank you