- MariaDB Tutorial
- MariaDB - Home
- MariaDB - Introduction
- MariaDB - Installation
- MariaDB - Administration
- MariaDB - PHP Syntax
- MariaDB - Connection
- MariaDB - Create Database
- MariaDB - Drop Database
- MariaDB - Select Database
- MariaDB - Data Types
- MariaDB - Create Tables
- MariaDB - Drop Tables
- MariaDB - Insert Query
- MariaDB - Select Query
- MariaDB - Where Clause
- MariaDB - Update Query
- MariaDB - Delete Query
- MariaDB - Like Clause
- MariaDB - Order By Clause
- MariaDB - Join
- MariaDB - Null Values
- MariaDB - Regular Expression
- MariaDB - Transactions
- MariaDB - Alter Command
- Indexes & Statistics Tables
- MariaDB - Temporary Tables
- MariaDB - Table Cloning
- MariaDB - Sequences
- MariaDB - Managing Duplicates
- MariaDB - SQL Injection Protection
- MariaDB - Backup Methods
- MariaDB - Backup Loading Methods
- MariaDB - Useful Functions
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- MariaDB - Quick Guide
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MariaDB Tutorial
MariaDB is a fork of the MySQL relational database management system. The original developers of MySQL created MariaDB after concerns raised by Oracle's acquisition of MySQL. This tutorial will provide a quick introduction to MariaDB, and aid you in achieving a high level of comfort with MariaDB programming and administration.
Audience
This tutorial targets novice developers and those new to MariaDB. It guides them in understanding basic through more advanced concepts in MariaDB. After completing this tutorial, your firm foundation in MariaDB and level of expertise will allow you to begin developing and easily build on your knowledge.
Prerequisites
The tutorial assumes your familiarity with relational database management systems, querying languages, MySQL, and general programming. It also assumes familiarity with typical database operations in an application.