This module teaches you some of the PHP functions that let you connect to a MySQL database. It also tells you how to write PHP code that can be used on data held in other relational databases without the need to duplicate or rewrite large amounts of code.
This topic is presented on public courses
PHP Programming,
MySQL
Examples from our training material
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Topics covered in this module
Database structure.
How to create a new table.
Adding information to a table.
Selecting information from a table and reporting it to a web page.
Deleting a table.
User input checking and other testing.
Example: A PHP script to select and view the data in any table.
Downloading all the tables from a database.
Uploading tables from a flat text file.
Using other relational databases from PHP.
Using Oracle 8.x and 9.x.
Using the Oracle OCI9 API.
Portable database connection.
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