So far we’ve been hitting what is arguably the more mundane aspects of dealing with Database Administration. This would be the DDL or data definition language portion of working with MySQL. It is by using DDL that we are able to build and modify your databases and tables. Of course this is needed stuff, we need a database and some tables before we can start inserting, reading, updating, and deleting some information.…
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