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Change password root in MySQL on Redhat Centos To install MySQL on Fedora 9 again, follow these steps: Open the terminal on your Fedora 9 system.

sudo mysql_secure_installation The sudo mysql_secure_installation command is a MySQL script that helps improve the security of a newly installed MyS…

Install MySQL on RHEL9 or CentOS Introduction  This command updates all installed packages on your RHEL9 or CentOS system to their latest versions. T…

How to Back up & Restore a MySQL Database Introduction  Making regular backups of all data is important in case of loss. Has your MySQL database …

Understanding database transactions with Laravel

MySQL INDEXES

SQL DROP TABLE

SQL TRUNCATE TABLE

SQL CREATE TABLE

SQL DROP DATABASE

SQL SELECT DATABASE

SQL SHOW DATABASE

SQL CREATE DATABASE

MySQL Sample Database A MySQL sample database provides a pre-built schema with tables and data for testing, learning, and practice. It is commonly u…

MySQL DELETE Statement The DELETE statement in MySQL removes rows from a table based on specified conditions. It is a powerful command that, if not …

Understanding SQL GROUP BY Clause

MySQL INSERT INTO SELECT Statement The INSERT INTO SELECT statement in MySQL is used to copy data from one table and insert it into another table. T…

Comprehensive MySQL Tutorial MySQL is a popular open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) used for storing and managing data. It'…

How to Install MySQL Installing MySQL involves downloading the MySQL server package and setting it up on your system. Follow the instructions below f…

How to Install MySQL on CentOS Installing MySQL on CentOS is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to set up MySQL on CentOS 7 or CentOS 8.