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How to Add and Delete users to a Web Database using PHP and MySql
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How to use events to schedule database actions in MySQL
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If you want to set up a database operation that runs periodically without user intervention, create an event that executes according to a schedule.As of MySQL 5.1, one of the capabilities...
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How to use a trigger to log changes to a table in MySQL
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If you have a table that maintains current values of items that you track (such as auctions being bid on), but you’d also like to maintain a journal (or history) of changes to...
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How to simulate TIMESTAMP properties for other date and time types in MySQL
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The TIMESTAMP data type provides auto-initialization and auto-update properties. If you would like to use these properties for other temporal data types, but the other ...
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How to use a trigger to define dynamic default column values in MySQL
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How to create compound-statement objects in MySQL
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How to use sequence generators as counters in MySQL
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If you’re interested only in counting events, use a sequence-generation mechanism that uses just one row per counter.AUTO_INCREMENTcolumns are useful for generating sequences across a ...
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How to use the SQL mode to control bad input data handling in MySQL
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By default, MySQL is forgiving about accepting data values that are invalid, out of range, or otherwise unsuitable for the data types of the columns into which you insert them. (...
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How to determine whether a statement produced a result set in MySQL
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If you just executed an SQL statement, but you’re not sure whether it produced a result set, check the column count in the metadata. If the count is zero, there is no result ...
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How to obtain result set metadata in MySQL
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If you want to know things about the result set, such as the column names and data types, or how many rows and columns there are, use the appropriate capabilities provided by your API.For sta...
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