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To represent the date and time information, both UNIX TIMESTAMP and MySQL TIMESTAMP are used. The key difference between both values is that UNIX TIMESTAMP uses 32-bit integers to express the value, but MySQL TIMESTAMP uses a human-readable format.

A join is a SQL statement that is used to connect two or more tables based on matching columns. It's primarily used for more complicated queries.

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MySQL - AS, CONCAT, DISTINCT, GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses with Aggregate Functions

21m 34s

MySQL - Update and Delete Statements

11m 34s

MySQL - Alter Table Statement

15m 29s

MySQL - Rename, Truncate and DROP Statements

6m 29s

MySQL - Foreign Key

15m 37s

MySQL - Joins

27m 45s

MySQL - View

17m 50s

MySQL - Function

21m 14s

MySQL - Stored Procedure

15m 3s

MySQL - Trigger

16m 8s

Database Normalization

16m 2s

Assignment : MySQL Database Management System

8m 56s

MySQL Interview Question Part 1

33m 7s

MySQL Interview Question Part 2

25m 23s

MySQL Interview Question Part 3

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MySQL Interview Question Part 2

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What is the difference between UNIX TIMESTAMP and MySQL TIMESTAMP?

What is a join?

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Course Content

Introduction to MySQL

MySQL Environment Setup

What is Data

What is Database

What is DBMS (Database Management System)

Introduction to SQL and its Query Types

MySQL - Numeric Datatypes

MySQL Constraints

MySQL - Create, Drop and Show Database

MySQL - Create Table Statement

MySQL - Insert and Select Statement With Like Clause

MySQL - Arithmetic and Logical Operators

MySQL - IN and NOT IN Clauses

MySQL - NULL and NOT NULL Clauses

MySQL - ORDER BY and LIMIT Clauses

MySQL - AS, CONCAT, DISTINCT, GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses with Aggregate Functions

MySQL - Update and Delete Statements

MySQL - Alter Table Statement

MySQL - Rename, Truncate and DROP Statements

MySQL - Foreign Key

MySQL - Joins

MySQL - View

MySQL - Function

MySQL - Stored Procedure

MySQL - Trigger

Database Normalization

Assignment : MySQL Database Management System

MySQL Interview Question Part 1

MySQL Interview Question Part 2

MySQL Interview Question Part 3

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