1. MySQL-Database Teppo Räisänen Oulu University of Applied Sciences School of Business and Information Management

2. Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) Tools for: – Creating database – Managing database – Updating information –... Widely used RDBMS products – Oracle, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL,...

3. MySQL Originally developed by Swedish MySQL AB using Open source Owned by Sun Microsystems nowadays Homepage http://www.mysql.comhttp://www.mysql.com Newest version 5.x

4. Managing (local) database server Start Apache and MySQL Press Admin (MySql) to open PHPMyAdmin Select language that you prefer Create new database

5. Exercise 1. 1.Open phpMyAdmin to manage local database server 2.Choose language that you prefer 3.Create new Database called Demox

6. Demox-database

7. Create tables Use graphical tool or SQL-statements

8. Defining fields with graphical tool

9. Exercise 2. Create table ProductGroup by using graphical tool

10. CREATE TABLE - example CREATE TABLE Class ( ID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(10) UNIQUE NOT NULL ) TYPE=INNODB; CREATE TABLE tablename ( field1 datatype additional attributes, field2 datatype additional attributes, ) TYPE=INNODB; Example: Syntax:

11. Creating tables with SQL SQL-statements are NOT case-sensitive in MySQL (e. g. CREATE == create) There are many different syntax for doing things in SQL Naming tables and fields also varies

12. CREATE TABLE – data types Numbers – TINYINT, SMALLINT, MEDIUMINT, INT, BIGINT, FLOAT, DOUBLE Dates and time – DATE, TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, YEAR Strings and character – VARCHAR, CHAR, TEXT, BLOB, ENUM Boolean – TINYINT (0=false, 1=true), with new MySQL version BOOL and BOOLEAN is also available

13. CREATE TABLE – additional attributes PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT UNSIGNED NOT NULL UNIQUE

14. Storage Engines in MySQL InnoDB – Foreign key constraints can be used MyISAM – Extremely fast, no foreign key constraints Blackhole – For testing...

15. Example: defining different datatypes and attributes create table Person( PersonId smallint unsigned auto_increment primary key, Name varchar(50) not null, Email varchar(100) unique not null, Saved timestamp default current_timestamp on update current_timestamp, Gender enum(’Male’,’Female’) ) type=innodb ;

16. Exercise 3. Create table Customer using SQL

17. Creating relationships CREATE TABLE Student ( ID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,... class_ID INT NOT NULL, INDEX idx_class_ID (class_ID), FOREIGN KEY (class_ID) REFERENCES Class(ID) ON DELETE RESTRICT )

18. Exercise 4. Create table product using SQL-statement so that relationship between tables productgroup and product is created

19. Exercise 5. Create rest of the database Demox (tables Order and OrderRow) When creating table Order use syntax demox.Order (databasename.table), because order is reserved word in SQL (and therefore plain order won’t work).

20. Exercise 6. Create new database called guestbook Create table message with fields: – MessageID (primary key) – Message (text) – User (varchar) – Saved (timestamp)