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The term SQL stands for Structured Query Language, it's a programming language that's used to update and communicate with the database. SQL skills are indispensable and are in demand as with the boost in technology, data is piling up. And, In today's world this data has become a necessity for … 
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[ATTACH=RIGHT]20145[/ATTACH][B]Building your first DYNAMIC Database application. This is Part One of a four part tutorial on how to install and use your database, Part Two will teach you how to build successful connections and Part Three will teach you how to build database interaction and management of your databases.[/B] There …
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Last night, a friend mentioned to me that one day he was trying to fetch a random 5 rows from a MySQL database. He researched online, and was eventually presented with a working solution in which he would generate five random numbers. Then, he would query the database for items … 
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# MySQL Stored Routines: Another Useful Scenario # [In a past guide](http://blog.bobbyhensley.com/sql-procedures-functions-authentication-example/) I discussed MySQL stored routines within MySQL. Now I’m back with another guide on MySQL stored routines. And this time it’s a more concrete case; one that you may run into yourself in the future (or maybe you …
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## Contents ## Overview 1. Alternatives to Deprecated mysql_* Functions 2. SQL Injection: What to do with $_POST and $_GET variables 3. How to Insert Tablenames and Fieldnames Properly 4. What to do With Dynamic Values? 5. How to Use Aggregate Functions (COUNT, SUM, MIN etc) 6. How to Paginate … 
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