Kevin Yank demonstrates how one-to-many and many-to-one relationships are represented in database tables. For more information, visit http://www.sitepoint.com/courses/php-live/
Say if one of the authors requested that they want to be removed from the database, how would I go about removing all the jokes that they have created automatically using phpmyadmin?
Shouldn't you use InnoDB storage method because it supports foreign key and relationships. Because I'm pretty sure that is a flat file database in disguise?
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Say if one of the authors requested that they want to be removed from the database, how would I go about removing all the jokes that they have created automatically using phpmyadmin?
subs2meplease 3 weeks ago
Very nice! good examples
makentosius 3 months ago
I can't thank you enough, good video and very good example. Again Thanks =]
rahuldroy 4 months ago
Nice vid thanks man
medorpg 7 months ago
Shouldn't you use InnoDB storage method because it supports foreign key and relationships. Because I'm pretty sure that is a flat file database in disguise?
NexusShodow 10 months ago
nice one .thanks
TechnoMagDesigns 10 months ago