April 9, 2022 Oracle, SQL Barry Allen
MSQL String Functions
MySQL provided various functions to interact and modify the strings passed via arguments or fetched from tables. This article will go through all the available MSQL […]
MySQL Math Functions
In this article, we will discuss all available MySQL Math Functions. Math ABS() function MySQL’s abs() function is a Math function. The absolute value of a […]
MySQL Date/Time Functions
MySQL Date/Time For storing a date or a date/time value in MySQL, the following data types are available: DATE – format YYYY-MM-DD DATETIME – format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS TIMESTAMP – […]
Table operation in MySQL
Introduction In the structural format, a table is used to organize data in the form of rows and columns and is used for both storing and […]
MySQL Interview Questions
MySQL Theoretical Interview Questions Below is a list of the most often asked MySQL interview questions and answers. 1) Which programming language was MySQL written in? […]
Difference between Open SQL and Native SQL
Introduction There are two forms of SQL used in the ABAP/4 programming language: OPEN SQL and NATIVE SQL Regardless of the database platform used by the […]
Difference between SQL Server and MySQL
Introduction For high-end applications, both MYSQL and SQL Server deliver equivalent speed and performance. Both can host several databases on a single server. To sort data […]
Difference between SQLite and MySQL
Introduction The database is an essential component of any website or development project. On the market, there are various databases to choose from. Both SQLite and […]
Difference between No SQL and SQL
Introduction In today’s industry, many databases are utilized. There are SQL databases and NoSQL databases among the databases. The traditional database is a SQL database system […]
Difference between Mongo DB and MySQL
Introduction The two most common databases for enterprise applications are MySQL and MongoDB. Even though both databases are free and open-source, they have significant variances. Based […]
