Complete MySQL Bootcamp: Learn SQL Step by Step

Install and configure MySQL on Windows, create a database and a student table with id, name, and age, and insert and query records to demonstrate basic SQL operations.

Access the MySQL command line client, ensuring installation via the terminal. Create databases and tables, insert data, and run basic SQL queries, including select, to manage your data.

Learn to create and manage a MySQL database by building a library database, creating a books table with a primary key, inserting and viewing data, and altering or dropping tables.

Create and modify tables by defining columns, setting primary keys, inserting data, querying, and dropping tables in MySQL.

Explore MySQL data types and how they define column values and storage, then create tables using numeric, text, and date/time types with examples like products, customers, and orders.

Learn to apply primary key, foreign key, and unique constraints in MySQL to enforce data integrity and establish relationships between tables.

Master advanced select statements in MySQL, learning how to format results with aliases and concatenation, and filter data with multiple conditions using and or across example tables.

Explore advanced where clause techniques in MySQL, combining conditions with and/or, using like and in, and applying between for inclusive date and price ranges.

Learn how to use order by and group by in MySQL to sort by price and category, aggregate totals with sum, and apply having filters.

Master the having clause in MySQL to filter grouped data after aggregates, using and/or with multiple conditions and combining with where, group by, and aggregate functions.

Learn how MySQL aggregate functions (count, sum, average, min, and max) are used to tally rows, total revenue, average revenue, and min/max revenue per product with group by.

Master how to use the insert statement in MySQL by creating a students table, inserting single and multiple rows, specifying columns, and applying default values.

Use the update statement in MySQL to modify data, such as salary and department values in the employees table, with where conditions and multi-column updates.

Learn to delete data in MySQL using the delete statement, including single-row and multi-row deletions with where clauses, while preserving table structure.

Learn how to use inner join in MySQL to combine data from multiple tables, including students, courses, and teachers. Build queries with select, on, and where to filter results.

Explore left join, right join, and full outer join using employees and departments to show how unmatched rows produce nulls and include all rows from both tables.

Learn how to perform a self-join in MySQL by joining the employees table to itself to list employees with their managers, using left join, and build a manager hierarchy.

Learn how to use cross join to pair every product with every customer, generate test data, and apply filters in MySQL.

Create and use MySQL views to display product details, generate an order summary with calculated total price, and filter high value orders via joins of orders and products.

Learn how to create and use basic, composite, unique, and full-text indexes in MySQL to optimize queries and improve data retrieval across employees and projects.

Create a database and a student table, insert data, and explore MySQL functions, including aggregate functions like count and average, and string functions like upper and concat.

Create and test MySQL triggers to automatically log inserts on the students table into an audit log with timestamps.

Learn how to create databases and tables, insert and query data, and manage MySQL users with granular permissions, including grant and revoke commands for user management db.

Learn practical MySQL backup and recovery techniques, including creating backups with SQL dump for single or multiple databases and restoring databases from backup files.

Learn how to monitor MySQL performance and troubleshoot common issues by checking server status, logging long queries, inspecting table health, optimizing tables, and resolving connection problems.

secure a MySQL database by hashing passwords before insertion and enforcing strong password policies with the validate password plugin. grant least privileges with select and insert, and ensure encrypted connections.

Explore building a MySQL user table, inserting data, and securing passwords through encryption, hashing with sha-2, and symmetric and public-private key methods, with verification during login.