MySQL - Search Database - BASH - Linux
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Thanks Sir
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I'm using LAMP now and for a while MySQL just freaked me out!! Thanks for your post...
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@skiller517: Don't get ahead. I have at lest 10 more videos coming. We'll get to all that later.
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Wouldn't "SELECT fname, username FROM users WHERE lname='Jones';" be more suitable att 3:15 :)
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You say picking up right where we left off last time. You also recommend watching the earlier videos but you dont have anything Numbered? How am I supposed to know what is the first video and the next video.
Johnny9ball 4 months ago
@Johnny9ball: They are all in a Playlist. There is an annotation at the beginning and end of the video. OR, you can click the first link in the description.
metalx1000 4 months ago
I found out why the password has to be right next to the "-p". It's because you can do a command line query for a database and you leave a space after the "-p" option and use the database name. e.g. mysql -h localhost -u root -p users -e "show tables"
The "users" is the database name for the "-e" query. After you hit enter, it asks for the password.
tardis2005 11 months ago
@tardis2005: oh, I thought it asked for the password if you didn't use the "-p" option at all. Good to know. Thanks.
metalx1000 11 months ago
after the mysql is setup is there a way in load a premade database in? like the silvermoon database for the wow private server?
TheKaymor 1 year ago
@TheKaymor: I've never heard of a silvermoon database, so I know nothing about it, but I do go over importing and exporting data from/to the database in future tutorials.
metalx1000 1 year ago