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Install MariaDB on Ubuntu 18.04 – Database Management System, the New MySQL
MySQL/MariaDB is probably the most popular multi-user database in the world. Since Ubuntu 18.04, you should install mariadb-* packages to use this database.
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Tagged CRUD, database, database management system, mariadb, mariadb-client, mariadb-server, mysql, sql
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Initial Testing and Tries on MySQL Socket Authentication
MySQL has some initial support for passwordless socket authentication, but based on by very brief and initial testing, it does not seem to be ready for prime time yet. If you want socket authentication, PostgreSQL does socket authentication out of … Continue reading
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Tagged authentication, database, database management system, DBMS, forgot root password, initial, mariadb, mysql, root, salasana, socket authentication, speculation, sql, tietokanta, unohtunut salasana
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PostgreSQL Install and One Table Database – SQL CRUD tutorial for Ubuntu
PostgreSQL is a popular database used often with Python Django, Python Flask and many other frameworks. It’s known for reliability and being very ACID. In this tutorial, you’ll learn to Install PostgreSQL Server and Client on Ubuntu Create, read, update … Continue reading
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Tagged bug bypass, CRUD, database, postgre, PostgreSQL, sql, tutorial, vagrant
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Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu – New user and database in 3 commands
Installing PostgreSQL is trivially easy. You just have to use the same name for linux user, database user and the database name.
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Tagged database, DBMS, easy, PostgreSQL, sql, trusty, tutorial, ubuntu, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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Two Common MySQL Tricks: LAST_INSERT_ID() and Trash
Create a new database item, then open it for editing: LAST_INSERT_ID(). Undo is better than “are you sure”. Mark items deleted, then empty trash when sure. Read the basics first: MySQL Install and One Table Database – SQL CRUD tutorial … Continue reading
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Tagged DELETE FROM, LAST_INSERT_ID, mariadb, mysql, soft delete, sql, trash, trick, undo
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MySQL Install and One Table Database – SQL CRUD tutorial for Ubuntu
MySQL is the most popular multi-user database. In this tutorial, you’ll learn to Install MySQL Server and Client on Ubuntu Automate MySQL login Create, read, update and delete data (CRUD)
Reading StackOverflow XML Dump to MySQL Database
StackOverflow data is available for free. To play with the XML data dump, you must insert it into MySQL database. This report shows you how. This article is not for beginners. To follow this article, you should have the StackOverflow … Continue reading