A database is a storage place for information. Usually the
information is organized into a series of related categories, where it
is stored in an orderly fashion, and can be modified, updated, searched
for, retrieved and/or deleted as often as necessary.
MYSQL is the most popular open source database management system. It is free, and has earned a reputation for performance, reliability, and ease of use.
Do you ever visit Youtube, Wikipedia, Flickr or Facebook? Have you ever considered how that these gigantic websites manage all of their data, users, etc.? These, and many thousands of other websites make use of MYSQL.
MYSQL databases are made up of one or more tables of organized data that can be linked together. If you are familiar with Excel/Openoffice spreadsheets, or HTML tables, where rows of data are labeled at the top of each column, then you will already have the database-concept half-mastered. If not, stick with us, and we'll explain!
MySQL is officially pronounced "my-ess-cue-el", but is sometimes called "my sequel" or other variations.
MYSQL is the most popular open source database management system. It is free, and has earned a reputation for performance, reliability, and ease of use.
Do you ever visit Youtube, Wikipedia, Flickr or Facebook? Have you ever considered how that these gigantic websites manage all of their data, users, etc.? These, and many thousands of other websites make use of MYSQL.
MYSQL databases are made up of one or more tables of organized data that can be linked together. If you are familiar with Excel/Openoffice spreadsheets, or HTML tables, where rows of data are labeled at the top of each column, then you will already have the database-concept half-mastered. If not, stick with us, and we'll explain!
MySQL is officially pronounced "my-ess-cue-el", but is sometimes called "my sequel" or other variations.
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