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Request: Databasing for Dummies?

Would like to see (or get links to) some database/mySQL structure information. Useful stuff to cover would be when to use/when not to use relationships, definite no-no's, and whether we must avoid mentioning how many cows we've killed in Diablo II cow level. Well maybe the last part is not necessary.

I haven't had much luck finding websites on this but will continue looking.

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RE: Request: Databasing for Dummies?

i think this will help you.
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RE: Request: Databasing for Dummies?

Actually I think I need something a bit more advanced than that. I need info on relational DB's, setting them up and using them...basic DB functionality I think I have down.

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RE: Request: Databasing for Dummies?

hi

you may go for some good database book.like database management system by catherine ricardo.

to be specific you may look for a book titled PHP and MySQL.this is a very handy book.

i dont think so that you can learn at this level on a web

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