I am still getting my feet wet on mysql. I, however have seen the MYSQL
Refereence Manual at the mysql site while I have also seen Mysql
Cookbook referenced or mentioned in the list.
As a true novice starting out, can someone tell me which of the two
would be best suited for a true newbie
At 13:28 -0400 7/22/03, Ola Ogunneye wrote:
I am still getting my feet wet on mysql. I, however have seen the MYSQL
Refereence Manual at the mysql site while I have also seen Mysql
Cookbook referenced or mentioned in the list.
As a true novice starting out, can someone tell me which of the two
As Paul DuBois mentioned, everyone needs the reference manual. But it
is just that, a reference manual not a tutorial.
Paul's MySQL book I thought was excellent. I skipped the first first
few chapters which went over relational concepts, but it walks through
just about everything, including
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I am still getting my feet wet on mysql. I, however have seen the MYSQL
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for the info, but is MySQL, Second Edition the same as the
reference manual? The link you gave me has 3 books and none of them was
the reference manual. Are you saying that I need the reference manual
and then the Second Edition? I just purchased the Second Edition from
Amazon.
At 14:45 -0400 7/22/03, Ola Ogunneye wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the info, but is MySQL, Second Edition the same as the
reference manual? The link you gave me has 3 books and none of them was
the reference manual. Are you saying that I need the reference manual
and then the Second Edition? I just
at the store). Sometimes, 1,000 pages is a bit heavy to move
around on one's desk :-)
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Hi Paul
O'Reilly's Managing Using MySQL is a good intro.
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would be best suited for a true newbie
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On Tuesday 22 July 2003 12:28, Ola Ogunneye wrote:
I am still getting my feet wet on mysql. I, however have seen the MYSQL
Refereence Manual at the mysql site while I have also seen Mysql
Cookbook referenced or mentioned in the list.
As a true
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