MySQL for Developers Training in Finland

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This MySQL for Developers training teaches developers how to develop console and web applications using MySQL with their choice of the PHP, Java, or Python programming languages. Expert Oracle University instructors will guide you through realistic hands-on activities to teach you how to use Connectors to access MySQL databases, query the database effectively, present data in different formats, and use MySQL support for “NoSQL”. In this course, you will be introduced to the MySQL Cloud Service.

Learn To:

Program with Connectors.
Write console and web applications.
Optimize query performance.
Write stored routines and triggers.
Use the InnoDB memcached plugin for NoSQL access to your data.
Store, access, and analyze geospatial data.
Gain an understanding of the MySQL Cloud Service.

Benefits to You

This course will teach you how to write applications that maximize your investment in MySQL. You will learn best practice techniques for writing programs that store and retrieve MySQL data and present it to users in a way that allows them to gain insight into that data.

Required Prerequisites:

Knowledgable in using the mysql command-line client
Knowledgable in relational database concepts and MySQL data types
Knowledgable in executing basic DDL and DML queries using SQL
Knowledgable in Joining tables

Suggested Prerequisites:

Developing simple web applications using PHP, Java/JSTL, or
Basic HTML
Knowledge of JSON (javascript object notation)

Those delegates who are attending via either virtual or extended classroom will be required to provide either dual monitors or single monitor plus a tablet device.

Secure your connections to the MySQL server
Use prepared statements
Guard against SQL injection
Investigate and handle errors and warnings
Create database-driven web applications
Enable fast text search
Respond to data changes and events
Modify table data
Use temporal and numeric functions in expressions
Write queries that contain nested queries
Safeguard concurrent queries by using transactions
Find and fix poorly-performing queries
Use NoSQL and JSON document stores
Write stored programs
Create MySQL client programs using Connectors
Gain an understanding of the MySQL Cloud Service

Introduction to MySQL

MySQL overview
MySQL Enterprise Edition
MySQL on the Web
The MySQL community
What is MySQL Cloud Service
What it means to provision a MySQL Cloud Service instance
How an instance of MySQL Cloud Service differs from having an on-premises instance
How MySQL course content covers material that applies whether you run MySQL locally or in MySQL Cloud Service

Connectors and APIs

Introducing MySQL Connectors
PHP Connectors
Connector/J
Connector/Python
Embedding MySQL in an application
Integration with MySQL Fabric

Using Connectors

PHP, Java, and Python Connectors
Reusing connections
Dealing with special characters and null values
Storing and retrieving connection details
Creating secure connections to the MySQL server

Prepared Statements

Reasons for using prepared statements
User-defined variables
Preparing, executing, and deallocating prepared statements
Using prepared statements with Connectors

Handling Errors and Warnings

SQL modes
Interpreting errors and warnings
MySQL diagnostics
Error and exception handling with Connectors

Building Database-Driven Web Applications

Anatomy of a database-driven web application
Different methods of displaying query results
Web forms and processing requests
Using hyperlinks for navigation
Displaying query results across multiple pages
Dynamic sorting of query results

Tables and Views

Creating new tables from existing tables
Temporary tables
Using mysqldump
Working with views

Working with Strings

Overview of working with strings
String functions
Sorting and comparing strings
Matching string patterns with regular expressions
Using FULLTEXT search

Working with Numeric and Temporal Data

Numeric expressions
Temporal expressions
Interval arithmetic
Numeric functions
Temporal functions

Subqueries

Subquery: overview
Scalar subqueries
Row subqueries
Table subqueries
Correlated and non-correlated subqueries
Subqueries in data modification statements

Modifying Table Data

Using the INSERT statement
Retrieving the ID of the last-inserted record
Using the DELETE statement
Using the UPDATE and REPLACE statements
Using the TRUNCATE statement

Transactions

Overview of transactions
Transactional statements
Using transactions within programs
Consistency issues
Isolation levels
Locking

Query Optimization

Optimization strategies
The MySQL Query Optimizer
Indexing
Query analysis with the EXPLAIN statement
Rewriting queries
MySQL Enterprise Monitor

Stored Routines

Creating stored routines
Variables in stored routines
Parameters in stored routines
Managing stored routines in the database
Using flow control statements and constructs
Using cursors
Limitations of stored routines

Triggers and Scheduled Events

Triggers
Scheduled Events

Reporting

Aggregating data
Summary tables
Grouping data
Crosstab reports
Bar charts
Decision tables

NoSQL

NoSQL in MySQL
Memcached plugin for InnoDB
Memcached application development
The JSON native data type
JSON functions
Generated columns

Spatial Data

Spatial data support in MySQL
The MySQL spatial data types
Spatial data formats
Using spatial indexes for analysis
Useful spatial data functions

Conclusion

MySQL for Developers Training Course in Finland

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MySQL for Developers Training in Finland

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