I second Claudio's recommendation on Paul DuBois "MySQL" 4th edition. I've
followed his book and enjoyed it.
Depending on your background, especially if you work predominately in
Windows, I think you will need to have easy access to a *nix machine, either
a physical one or virtual machines, prefer
Hi,
I think in your case you should go for a traditional book approach to build
a good background.
In my opinion finding the right book is a matter of match between the kind
of book and your background.
My hint is to gather here 4/5 good book titles, go in a book shop take a
while to run thr
If you know in theory what you want to do then I recommend the certification
study guide
http://www.mysql.com/certification/studyguides/
olaf
On 3/24/09 9:00 PM, "solarflow99" wrote:
> hi, I'm looking for some advice where to learn mysql. Not being a DBA, I
> have basic knowledge of database
I'm quite a distance from the best person to answer this question but MySQL
has weekly webinars and there are a ton of good tutorials on the web.
I started with WAMP (LAMP, MAMP and XAMP are suitable alternatives) and just
started reading tutorials. Then I went to the local discount store and got
