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MySQL Course - 75 Hours, Become a DBA

Name: MySQL Course - 75 Hours, Become a DBA
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MySQL Course - 75 hours, DBA training. Learn MySQL / SQL Language - From Basic to Advanced and Become

Created bySandro Servino

Last updated 9/2025

English

What you'll learn

Will be really prepared to become a MySQL DBA or a dev more prepared to work with MySQL
There are more than 75 hours of videos recorded directly from my screen and dozens of files with hundreds of example scripts.
You will learn directly from a DBA who works on a daily basis, with large databases, for large multinational companies.
You will learn how to configure a domain controller, domain, set ip, configure a VM (virtual server) and MySQL, following the best market practices.
You will learn to use select commands, inserts, deletes, updates, to create triggers, procedures, functions, views, etc...
You will learn how to create consistent databases from the point of infrastructure and modeling.

Course content

16 sections • 255 lectures • 72h 11m total length

001 MYSQL - Installing MYSQL Community Server and Workbench10:50
002 MYSQL - Instalando MYSQL Server e Workbench para DEV - part1-18:53
Learn to install MySQL server and Workbench on Windows, choose a custom installation, resolve path conflicts, and configure server, Workbench, and data directories for optimal performance.
002 MYSQL - Instalando MYSQL Server e Workbench para DEV - part1-221:14
Install MySQL server and Workbench on Windows, configure memory and port 3306, create a root password and a daily user, and run as a Windows service.

003 MYSQL - Creation of the First Database and Collation20:31
Create your first database named bookstore using MySQL Workbench, learn about charset and collation, and assign proper user privileges instead of logging in as root.
004 MYSQL - First Database Creation and Collation8:49
005 MYSQL - Creating first tables18:35
006 MYSQL - Creating new table via SQL and giving drop table7:07
Create a new table using sql, defining publisher_id as an auto increment integer primary key and editor name as varchar, and discuss char vs varchar and storage considerations.
007 MYSQL - Criando tabela Livro, FK e verificando o modelo de dados (MER)_part125:11
Create the books table, define a primary key (single or composite), and use a foreign key to the authors table to enforce referential integrity and relationships across authors and publishers.
007 MYSQL - Criando tabela Livro, FK e verificando o modelo de dados (MER)_part212:04

008 MYSQL - Block 1, creating first MER in Workbench10:04
Explore data modeling foundations for relational databases, including physical modeling, normalization forms, and designing efficient MySQL databases with SQL in Workbench.
008 MYSQL - Block 2, creating first MER in Workbench18:51
008 MYSQL - Block 3, creating first MER in Workbench10:42
008 MYSQL - Block 4, creating first MER in Workbench7:42
008 MYSQL - Block 5, creating first MER in Workbench15:37
Create a dedicated contact table to store multiple emails and phone numbers for a member, linked by a foreign key in a one-to-many relationship, using Workbench for modeling.
008 MYSQL - Block 6, creating first MER in Workbench18:23
Create a primary key and use foreign keys to model a member's contacts, introduce a separate contact type table, and establish an associative one-to-many relationship to reduce redundancy.
008 MYSQL - Block 7, creating first MER in Workbench5:46
Explore creating a first entity-relationship model in MySQL Workbench by improving a data model through normalization, reducing redundancy, and structuring country, state, city, and address tables; balance normalization with performance.
008 MYSQL - Block 8, creating first MER in Workbench14:42
Learn to create an address table in MySQL Workbench, define a primary key with auto increment, and model a one-to-many relation from member to address via a foreign key.
008 MYSQL - Block 9, creating first MER in Workbench14:37
008 MYSQL - Block 10, creating first MER in Workbench12:36
Model a member and dependent system in MySQL Workbench by creating a dependent table with generated primary key and a foreign key to the member table, establishing a one-to-many relationship.
008 MYSQL - Block 11, creating first MER in Workbench22:58
008 MYSQL - Block 12, creating first MER in Workbench15:39
008 MYSQL - Block 13, creating first MER in Workbench15:38
008 MYSQL - Block 14, creating first MER in Workbench19:54

009 MYSQL - Block 1, creating database and tables from sql script12:44
009 MYSQL - Block 2, populating the tables created with INSERT INTO12:10
009 MYSQL - Block 3.1, selecting data with SELECT20:08
009 MYSQL - Block 3.2, selecting data with SELECT15:41
009 MYSQL - Block 3.3, selecting data with SELECT25:17
009 MYSQL - Block 3.4, selecting data with SELECT20:51
009 MYSQL - Block 3.5, selecting data with SELECT20:21
Master selecting across related tables with inner joins, on clauses, and aliases, using primary and foreign keys; explore reverse engineering to build an entity relationship diagram for clearer queries.
009 MYSQL - Block 3.6, selecting data with SELECT9:32
Learn how to pull data from orders, order items, and products using inner joins, aliases, and on conditions to display order dates, totals, product names, and quantities.
009 MYSQL - Block 3.7, selecting data with SELECT9:52
009 MYSQL - Bloco 3.8, selecionando dados com SELECT14:48
Master left joins and inner joins to retrieve all members or customers with and without related records, linked by primary and foreign keys.
009 MYSQL - Block 3.9, selecting data with SELECT13:38
Explore subqueries, inner and outer queries, and views; compare with joins for performance, and apply in, not in, and exists techniques.
009 MYSQL - Block 3.10, selecting data with SELECT13:41
009 MYSQL - Bloco 3.11, selecionando dados com SELECT4:57
009 MYSQL - Block 3.12, Updates, Deletes, Insert Into_part116:40
009 MYSQL - Block 3.13, Updates, Deletes, Insert Into and Protected Transactions12:25
Learn how to use insert into with values, handle primary keys without auto increment, and enable auto increment via alter table, including managing referential constraints.
009 MYSQL - Block 4.1, selecting data with VIEWS13:36
Discover how views restrict access and simplify data retrieval by presenting a filtered perspective on multiple tables. Create and use views to predefine complex queries, boosting performance and consistency.
009 MYSQL - Block 4.2, selecting data with VIEWS12:55
009 MYSQL - Block 4.3, selecting data with VIEWS12:15
Learn how to query data through views, filter by partial phone matches, and manage multi-step transactions with begin, commit, and rollback to ensure data integrity and recoverability.
009 MYSQL - Block 4.4, selecting data with VIEWS10:25
Build a daily sales view to simplify a complex multi-table select with inner joins on orders, order items, and products; derive year, month, day, and sales.
009 MYSQL - Block 4.5, selecting data with VIEWS6:43
009 MYSQL - Bloco 4.6, selecionando dados com VIEWS15:03
Modify an existing view with alter view to add columns such as first name and last name, and use concat for a full name while monitoring performance with complex joins.
009 MYSQL - Block 5.1, working with STORED PROCEDURES12:22
009 MYSQL - Block 5.2, working with STORED PROCEDURES10:51
Create and execute MySQL stored procedures using begin and end blocks, manage delimiters, and call procedures to view results and status via routines.
009 MYSQL - Block 5.3, working with STORED PROCEDURES9:03
Learn to modify and recreate stored procedures in MySQL using drop procedure, create, and limit clauses. Pass parameters as input, output, or both with call, contrasting with SQL Server behavior.
009 MYSQL - Block 5.4, working with STORED PROCEDURES11:48
009 MYSQL - Block 5.5, working with STORED PROCEDURES8:13
Learn how to handle optional parameters in MySQL stored procedures by implementing null checks and defaults, and build flexible price-range queries using min and max values.
009 MYSQL - Block 5.6, working with STORED PROCEDURES11:43
009 MYSQL - Block 5.7, working with STORED PROCEDURES5:58
009 MYSQL - Block 5.8, working with STORED PROCEDURES21:32
Learn to create and call MySQL stored procedures with input and output parameters, returning product names by id, and using if, else if, else and while loops.
009 MYSQL - Block 5.9, working with STORED PROCEDURES11:54
009 MYSQL - Block 6.1, working with TRIGGERS17:48
009 MYSQL - Block 6.2, working with TRIGGERS15:14
Explore creating triggers in MySQL, compare with SQL Server, and log inserts and deletes in a product audit table, including drop table if exists.
009 MYSQL - Block 6.3, working with TRIGGERS13:26
create and manage MySQL triggers on the product table to log inserts and deletes into the product audit log table, using delimiter tricks and new/old row concepts.
009 MYSQL - Block 6.4, working with TRIGGERS5:02
009 MYSQL - Block 6.5, working with TRIGGERS4:40
009 MYSQL - Block 6.6, working with TRIGGERS11:19
009 MYSQL - Block 6.7, working with TRIGGERS3:14
009 MYSQL - Block 7.1, working with FUNCTIONS11:09
Learn how MySQL functions work, how they compare to stored procedures, how to create and call deterministic functions, and how they return values using begin, end, and select statements.
009 MYSQL - Block 7.2, working with FUNCTIONS6:46
Learn to create a MySQL function and compare it with SQL Server practices, using begin and end, delimiter handling, and a practical calculation of sales value.
009 MYSQL - Block 7.3, working with FUNCTIONS10:25
Build a MySQL function called client level that returns a varchar(20) based on credit, using if/else if logic, set and return, and illustrate correct ordering by calling it.
009 MYSQL - Block 7.4, working with FUNCTIONS7:13
Use a function we created in MySQL to calculate discounts from quantity and unit price, per order item row, and aggregate results with sum and avg.
009 MYSQL - Block 7.5, working with FUNCTIONS12:57
Create a MySQL function that sums unit price times quantity, stores results in a table, and use temporary tables to simplify complex queries and boost performance.

009 MYSQL - Block 8.1, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES11:31
Define and manage MySQL users, privileges, and roles with commands and workbench. Learn global, database, and object privileges, plus the grant option and service user access.
009 MYSQL - Block 8.2, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES12:13
009 MYSQL - Block 8.3, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES11:54
Create a MariaDB user on localhost, grant select on a table, and verify with show grants; compare mysql community edition to sql server’s login and note MariaDB as an alternative.
009 MYSQL - Block 8.4, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES12:05
009 MYSQL - Block 8.5, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES6:24
009 MYSQL - Block 8.6, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES9:18
Learn to create and manage roles in MySQL, grant privileges to roles, assign roles to users, and verify role-based access with show grants.
009 MYSQL - Block 8.7, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES8:31
009 MYSQL - Block 8.8, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES10:39
Create and manage MySQL users, roles and privileges using revoke and grant commands, explore root and DBA privileges, and perform graphically via Workbench, including show privileges and shutdown.
009 MYSQL - Block 8.9, Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES and ROLES and CLOSING10:55
Learn to create users, assign roles, grant or revoke privileges, and set per-hour limits in MySQL using Workbench, with database and schema privileges and secure connections.

010 MYSQL - Block 1, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically14:13
Create and schedule automated MySQL events that run at defined times, with event scheduling enabled by default. Use create, alter, show, and drop commands to manage events and their history.
010 MYSQL - Block 2, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically4:19
Create a MySQL event that runs automatically one minute from now using interval and now to insert data. Learn how to schedule and verify the event's one-time execution in lab.
010 MYSQL - Block 3, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically3:23
Learn to create a one-time MySQL event that runs on a specific date and time, performing an insert and a delete inside a single transaction with start transaction and commit.
010 MYSQL - Block 4, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically2:38
Demonstrates creating and executing a MySQL event that automatically runs a stored procedure to create a table in a database, illustrating event scheduling, automatic execution, and idempotent object creation.
010 MYSQL - Block 5, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically3:09
010 MYSQL - Block 6, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically2:49
Create a MySQL event that runs a procedure every hour, starting now and ending ten hours later, using server time and interval expressions.
010 MYSQL - Block 7, Creating EVENTS to be executed automatically4:53

011 MYSQL - Block 1, Creating Manual Backups via Workbench, part115:53
011 MYSQL - Block 2, Restoring a Backups manually using the Workbench21:41
Learn how to back up and restore MySQL databases using Workbench, including file-by-file versus single-file backups, rollback-safe strategies, and InnoDB considerations for reliable recovery.
011 MYSQL - Block 3, Manually Creating Backups with MYSQLDUMP25:38
011 MYSQL - Block 4, Manually Creating Backups with MYSQLDUMP8:37
Learn to back up all databases with mysqldump, including routines and events, and to back up specific databases or a single table, with guidance on file organization and restoration.
011 MYSQL - Block 5, Manually Creating Backups with MYSQLDUMP18:15
Master manual backups and restores of MySQL databases using mysqldump and the mysql client from the command line. Learn to handle drop database operations and troubleshoot common issues.
011 MYSQL - Block 6, Manually Creating Backups with MYSQLDUMP9:30
011 MYSQL - Block 7, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP13:22
011 MYSQL - Block 8, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP21:47
Learn how MySQL uses binary log files for point-in-time recovery and incremental backups, including managing binlog size, recycling up to 30 files, and purging logs safely.
011 MYSQL - Block 9, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP7:27
Master incremental backups with mysql dump by preserving binary logs for precise point in time recovery; learn safe transactions and log purging to manage disk space.
011 MYSQL - Block 10, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP24:19
perform a full mysql backup with mysqldump, create incremental binlog backups, and restore data by applying transactional logs to recover to a precise point in time.
011 MYSQL - Block 11, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP11:01
Learn to protect binlog files for incremental backups and restore a full backup by applying transactions.
011 MYSQL - Block 12, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP21:29
Create a robust mysqldump backup workflow that builds a full backup, compresses backups and binlog files, transfers them to a separate disk, and deletes originals via a secure config file.
011 MYSQL - Block 13, Creating Incremental Backups manually with MYSQLDUMP6:41
011 MYSQL - Block 14, Preparing PowerShell Script to make automatic backups13:21
Develop a PowerShell backup script for MySQL named backup full db ps1 that automatically backs up, compresses, and saves to a designated folder, with admin PowerShell execution policy steps.
011 MYSQL - Block 15, Preparing PowerShell Script to make automatic backups17:06
Explore building a PowerShell-based MySQL backup workflow that uses mysqldump, config files for credentials, timestamped backup files, error logging, and automated retention with compression and old-file cleanup.
011 MYSQL - Block 16, Preparing PowerShell Script to make automatic backups11:46
011 MYSQL - Block 17, Preparing PowerShell Script to make automatic backups8:56
Back up all databases with a MySQL dump using the all databases option to create a single date-stamped SQL file, including stored procedures, functions, routines, and events.
011 MYSQL - Block 18, Preparing PowerShell Script to make automatic backups14:32
Automate binlog backups with a PowerShell script, recycling logs, compressing them into a dated zip, and storing them in a designated backups folder for recovery.
011 MYSQL - Block 19, Preparing Automatic Full Backups of 1 Base by Windows17:42
Learn to create automated MySQL full backups on Windows using Task Scheduler and PowerShell scripts, scheduling tasks for a DB test backup, full instance backups, and transaction logs.
011 MYSQL - Block 20, Preparing Full and Log Backups of all databases8:31
011 MYSQL - Block 21, Preparing Automatic Backup through .bat script16:20
Explore using PowerShell and batch scripts to automate MySQL backups on Windows and Windows Server, including creating batch files, scheduling backups with Task Scheduler, compressing, and securing credentials.
011 MYSQL - Block 22, Creating Triggers to Execute Automatic Backups11:29
Automate MySQL backups by creating Windows Task Scheduler triggers for full backups, all databases, and log backups using a batch file and mysqldump.
011 MYSQL - Block 23, Restoring full backup and binlogs from backups, part120:06
011 MYSQL - Block 24, About Percona Xtrabackup on Windows10:09
011 MYSQL - Block 25, initial explanation about clone plugin8:01
Explore using the MySQL clone plugin in Workbench for fast physical backups. Learn its limitations, such as InnoDB dependency, same-version cloning, and no binary logs.
011 MYSQL - Block 25, doing physical manual backup with clone plugin18:47
011 MYSQL - Block 26, doing physical manual backup with clone plugin10:11
011 MYSQL - Block 27, restoring databases with clone plugin18:28
011 MYSQL - Block 28, fixing problem after restoring databases28:02
Learn to fix a failed database copy after restoring databases by re-copying and replacing corrupted files, and by reviewing the SQL error log and backups.
011 MYSQL - Block 29, solving small problem when opening workbench4:51
Demonstrates fixing a startup error in MySQL Workbench by cleaning junk files in a user folder path and setting up an automated backup routine for the next class.
011 MYSQL - Block 30, doing automatic cloning with EVENTS in the Workbench16:24
Learn to automate MySQL cloning with Workbench events and Windows task scheduler, pairing clone and move and compress steps to run daily without manual intervention.
011 MYSQL - Block 31, copying clones to other Windows folder23:16
Master automating backups by creating a Windows task scheduler that copies clones to a separate disk, timestamps, compresses, moves to final location, and deletes redundant folders to streamline recovery.
011 MYSQL - Block 32, integrating the workbench with windows task shedule12:38
Learn to integrate MySQL Workbench with Windows Task Scheduler to automate backups in Windows and Linux environments by running a three-minute recurring event that clones databases and compresses folders.

012 MYSQL - Block 1, Moving your databases to new disk14:20
Move all databases to a separate disk, back up first, stop the database service, copy files to a new location, update the data directory, restart, and verify.
013 MYSQL - Block 1, performing integrity checks on databases33:06
013 MYSQL - Block 2, performing integrity checks on databases9:04
Learn to perform integrity checks on MySQL databases by verifying table structures, running targeted or full database checks, interpreting results, and planning repairs or backups.
013 MYSQL - Block 3, performing integrity checks on databases15:08
013 MYSQL - Block 4, checking the integrity of databases automatically28:00

014 MYSQL - Block 1, talking about auditing in MYSQL19:04
Learn how to implement auditing in MySQL by configuring logs to capture executed commands, user activity, and performance data, enabling slow-transaction logs, and supporting internal and external audits for compliance.
014 MYSQL - Block 2, generating audit log in tables and files24:27
014 MYSQL - Block 3, audit of sql commands in table with worst performance10:35
Activate the audit to record slow sql transactions, log results to a table, and learn how disk access, memory, and blocking influence performance.
014 MYSQL - Block 4, file audit of the worst performing sql commands11:00
Configure MySQL block 4 to log slow commands over five seconds, saving the on-disk log in Windows and verifying service user permissions to write in the data folder.
014 MYSQL - Block 5 generating audit log in file by changing my.ini18:17
Configure MySQL to generate audit logs in files or tables by editing the my.ini or cnf file, enabling the general log and slow log, and ensuring logs persist across restarts.
014 MYSQL - Block 6 generating audit log with TRIGGERS40:03
Learn to generate audit logs in MySQL using triggers and track tables. See how inserts, updates, and deletes are logged with who, when, and what changed.
014 MYSQL - Block 7 Concept on MySQL Enterprise Audit10:53

015 MYSQL - Block 1 download Windows Server2:21
Download Windows Vista from Microsoft's official site, save the 180-day trial, and keep Windows and SQL Server in English for the online Azure environment.
016 MYSQL - Block 1 download VirtualBox Oracle1:38
Download and install VirtualBox from official sources to create and manage virtual machines for the course, using the Windows version with admin privileges.
017 MYSQL - creating a VM for DC6:12
018 MYSQL - Windows Server installation on DC14:47
019 MYSQL - adding components in VM19:06
020 MYSQL - giving the DC a name6:40
Rename the virtual machine to a domain controller–related name using Windows settings, avoiding forbidden characters, then restart to apply the new domain controller designation.
021 MYSQL - explaining Domains8:42
Explore how a domain centralizes user login and access to computers, servers, and printers through a domain controller and global catalog, with DNS and DHCP support.
022 MYSQL - setting DC IP13:59
023 MYSQL - promoting VM to a DC22:40
Promote a simple virtual machine to a domain controller by installing the domain services feature with Server Manager and creating a new forest with a root domain.
024 MYSQL - creating MYSQL service account in AD9:52
025 MYSQL - creating a VM for MYSQL10:37
Create and configure a dedicated virtual machine for MySQL, naming the VM, allocating memory, and adding separate data and log disks on Windows Server 2019 with bridged networking.
026 MYSQL -.Installing Windows on the MYSQL VM11:23
Initialize the database VM by installing Windows Server, selecting the desktop experience, and configuring disks. Then prepare to join the domain and install SQL Server on the VM.
027 MYSQL - adding guest functions to solve video problem12:26
028 MYSQL - setting IP on Database Sever (VM) and creating disks19:30
029 MYSQL - putting database VM in domain18:18
Learn to join a database VM to the domain by validating network connectivity with the control VM and using domain administrator credentials to enroll and log in.
030 MYSQL - download MYSQL Enterprise17:39
031 MYSQL - download MYSQL Enterprise5:30
Download and install the MySQL enterprise suite, unzip to create three folders for the installer, engine, and workbench, and copy the files to the server via a shared path.
032 MYSQL - installing MYSQL Enterprise1:12:13
Install MySQL Server Enterprise in a best-practices server environment, using a domain service account to run the database, and optimize memory and storage for virtual machines.
033 MYSQL - connecting MYSQL Enterprise via Workbench23:28
Connect to a MySQL enterprise server via Workbench from inside or outside a virtual machine, configure privileges and ports, and create a bank database with tables.
034 MYSQL - my MYSQL does not go up after changing my.ini24:47
035 MYSQL - changing Workbench background color, dark theme16:29
Learn how to apply a dark theme in MySQL Workbench by replacing an XML color file, with steps to back up the original and deploy on Windows, Mac, or Linux.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Windows.
Have a great desire to learn
Wanting to be a dba, a dev or a better dba

Description

Hello, DBA!

I present to you the MySQL Course - 75 hours, become a DBA. Over 75 hours of careful preparation have gone into covering the key features of MySQL Server.

Our goal is to provide the best learning experience at an incredibly affordable cost. Whether you're a beginner looking to become a DBA in a short time or someone looking to enhance their skills, this course is perfect for you.

Here, you will learn everything from setting up the environment (AD, DHCP, domain, etc.) to performance tuning, security, auditing, backup, and restoration. Additionally, we will delve into advanced concepts such as events, database integrity, SQL language, and data modeling.

With over 75 hours of video content and dozens of example script files, you will have access to everything you need to stand out in the market.

The course is taught by an experienced DBA who works daily with large databases, serving major multinational companies. You will learn directly from someone who knows the secrets and best practices of DBAs.

Our approach is practical and hands-on, avoiding time wastage on slides and tedious labs. Here, you will have direct access to MySQL demonstrations, providing a more efficient and dynamic learning experience.

Your knowledge will be enhanced in various aspects, from infrastructure configurations and data modeling to SQL commands, trigger creation, procedures, and functions.

Furthermore, you will learn how to optimize the performance of your MySQL, enhancing queries, indexes, statistics, and much more.

Our goal is to make you a qualified DBA with valued skills in the job market. And the best part is that the course is incredibly affordable, making it the most advantageous option compared to Udemy and other in-person courses.

You will receive a participation certificate, validating your skills and dedication.

This is a lifelong course! Available indefinitely, it can be your future reference for any MySQL-related tasks.

And rest assured, we are confident that you will be satisfied with the course quality. We offer a 30-day guarantee for you to study with confidence.

Invest in your future as a DBA, learning from an expert who masters the best techniques and scripts used by world-renowned DBAs.

Don't waste any more time, this is the opportunity you've been waiting for. Enroll now and start your journey towards success!

Happy studying!

ATTENTION. This course is in Portuguese language. Some international students asked me to put subtitles in English to access the course. I created the English subtitles with software. Some subtitles may not be 100% correct. If this is the case, let me know the class and the minute. I am currently also translating the videos into English and gradually releasing the lessons.

Sandro

Who this course is for:

Database Administrators (DBA)
Developers in general
Data scientists and engineers
Infrastructure professionals in general
IT students.
Programmers who need to learn in detail how to use SQL.
Professionals who work with database in general.

MySQL Course - 75 Hours, Become a DBA

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Course content

Introduction and Installation of MYSQL Community3 lectures • 41min

Creating our first Database and tables6 lectures • 1hr 32min

Creating Data Models (MER) in WorkBench14 lectures • 3hr 23min

Creating Database, Tables and Working with SQL Language42 lectures • 8hr 36min

SECURITY: Creating USERS, PRIVILEGES, and ROLES9 lectures • 1hr 34min

Creating Events in MYSQL to be executed automatically.7 lectures • 35min

Backup, Restore and Cloning on MYSQL Community33 lectures • 8hr 16min

Moving Bases to Another Disk and Integrity Check5 lectures • 1hr 40min

Auditing on MYSQL Community7 lectures • 2hr 14min

Preparing the environment to install MYSQL ENTERPRISE on VMS with WINDOWS SERVER21 lectures • 5hr 38min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: