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data
autocommit mode
DELETE command
filtering on exact values
filtering on range of values
grouping
indexes
compound
CREATE INDEX command
defining key columns
dropping
foreign key constraints with InnoDB
full-text
partial
viewing on table
INSERT command
default column values
inserting row using query
multiple rows
keys
loading from file
maintenance trigger
REPLACE command
summarizing with aggregate functions
AVG( )
COUNT( )
MAX( )
MIN( )
SUM( )
transactions, MariaDB
UPDATE command
Data Definition Language
databases
altering
character sets
collations
creating
dropping
tables
altering
autoincrementing column
creating
default values
dropping
storage engines
temporary
using queries to create
Data Manipulation Language
autocommit mode
DELETE command
INSERT command
default column values
inserting row using query
multiple rows
loading from file
REPLACE command
transactions
MariaDB
reasons for using
rolling back
UPDATE command
Data Source Administrator window
Data Source Name (DSN)
data sources
data types
database design
binary large object
character
date
decimal
integer
text
time
variable character
tables
Database Interface (DBI), Perl
database level routines
database switch, MariaDB client program
database-management system (DBMS)
databases
altering
anatomy
character sets
collations
creating
designing
data types
naming tables and columns
normalization
relationships
dropping
lists, retrieving (SELECT statement)
MariaDB
capturing output (mysql client program)
commands, editing (mysql client program)
connecting (mysql client program)
connection status, viewing (mysql client program)
exiting (mysql client program)
query output formats (mysql client program)
selecting (mysql client program)
SQL command entry (mysql client program)
zero record retrieval (mysql client program)
reasons for using MariaDB
records, order of
referential integrity
relational
SQL (Structured Query Language)
tables
altering
autoincrementing column
creating
default values
dropping
storage engines
temporary
using queries to create
DATE data types
DATE FORMAT( ) function, format characters
date functions, complete listing of (MariaDB.com)
date operators, representational formats
DATEDIFF( ) function, date difference computations
dates
arithmetic operators
data types
formatting (DATE FORMAT( ) function)
functions
CONVERT TZ( )
CURDATE( )
DATE FORMAT( )
DATEDIFF( )
EXTRACT( )
NOW( )
TIMEDIFF( )
UTC DATE( )
UTC TIME( )
UTC TIMESTAMP( )
representational formats
storing values in columns
validation
DATETIME data types
DBD module, Perl
connecting to MariaDB
executing a query
fetching query data
finding query information
resource cleanup
DBI (Database Interface), Perl
DBMS (database-management system)
dbname argument
Debug binaries
DECIMAL data type
decimals, data types
DECLARE command
DEFAULT keyword, tables
default values, tables
DEGREES( ) function
DELETE command, data manipulation
DELETE privilege
DELETE trigger
delimiters
character
strings
descending sort orders (DESC keyword)
DESCRIBE command 2nd
designing databases
data types
binary large object
character
date
decimal
integer
text
time
variable character
naming tables and columns
normalization
relationships
Developer Zone
DISTINCT keyword
division (/) operator
downloads
MariaDB installation
ODBC (Open Database Connectivity)
drivers, data source selection
DROP DATABASE command
DROP INDEX command
DROP keyword, altering tables
DROP privilege
DROP TABLE command
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS command
DROP TRIGGER command
DROP USER command
DROP VIEW command
dropping
databases
indexes
primary keys
stored routines
tables
triggers
views
DSN (Data Source Name)
duplicated indexes
dynamic client libraries, Linux/UNIX server installation
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