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    This document discusses connecting a PHP application to a MySQL database. It covers creating and selecting databases, creating and modifying tables, inserting, updating, and deleting data. Key points covered include using mysql_connect() to establish a connection, mysql_query() to execute commands, and mysql_close() to close the connection. Examples are provided for common CRUD operations like creating tables, inserting data, updating records, and dropping databases.

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    WEB DEVLOPMENT

    (3151606)

    UNIT-6:
    DATABASE
    CONECTIVITY
    USING PHP

    PREPARED BY: PROF. KRUPALI. DAVE


    DATABASE:

    ❑ MySQL is a database.

    ❑ You can download MySQL from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql.

    ❑ The data in MySQL is stored in database objects called tables.

    ❑ A table is a collection of related data entries and it consists of columns and rows.

    ❑ A query is a request to database for specific information


    DATABASE CREATION:

    1.) Creating Database:


    mysql> CREATE DATABASE mydb;

    2.) Displaying all the database:


    mysql> SHOW DATABASES;
    O/P: Database
    mydb
    mysql
    Student
    test
    CONT…

    3.) Selecting Particular database:


    mysql> USE MYDB;

    4.) Creating Table:


    mysql> create table student (id int(4),name varchar(20));

    5.) Display a table:


    mysql> show tables;
    CONT…

    6.) Display the table fields:


    mysql> describe student;
    O/P : Field Type null
    id int(4) yes
    name varchar(20) yes

    7.) Insert value in the table:


    Insert into student(id,name)values(1,’abc’);
    CONT…

    8.) Display the content of the table:


    Select * from student;

    9.) Updating the record:


    Update student set name=‘pqr’ where id=1;
    CONT…

    10.) Deleting the record:


    Delete from student where id=1;

    11.) Deleting the table:


    Drop table student;
    DELETING COOKIE:

    ❑ When deleting a cookie you should assure that the expiration date is in the past.

    Ex:
    <?php
    // set the expiration date to one hour ago
    setcookie ("user", "", time()-3600);
    ?>
    CONNECTION TO
    SERVER(CRUD EXAMPLE):
    ❑ mysql_connect() function is used to establish the connection between PHP and
    MYSQL.

    ❑ Syntax of mysql_connect() is,


    mysql_connect (“servername”,”username”, “password”);
    Ex:
    <?php
    $con = mysql_connect ("localhost“, “sa", “shree“);
    if (!$con)
    {
    die ('Could not connect: ' .mysql_error());
    }
    // some code
    ?>

    ❑ The mysql_error() function is used to obtain the error messages if any command
    gets failed
    CLOSING DATABASE:

    ❑ The database can be closed using the function mysql_close();


    Ex: <?php
    $con = mysql_connect("localhost",“sa",“shree");
    if (!$con)
    {
    die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
    }

    // some code

    mysql_close ($con);
    ?>
    CREATING DATABASE

    ❑ Using mysql_query() function we can create a database.

    ❑ Ex:
    $con=mysql_connect (“servername”, ”sa”, ”shree”);
    mysql_query (“CREATE DATABASE student”, $con);
    SELECTING DATABASE

    ❑ Mysql_select_db (“student”, $con);

    ❑ Listing Database:
    Mysql_list_db($con);

    ❑ Listing Table Names:


    Mysql_list_tables(); or mysql_query();
    CREATE TABLE:

    <? php
    // Create table
    mysql_select_db (“student", $con);
    $sql = "CREATE TABLE Student_Data
    (
    Id int(5),
    Name varchar(15),
    Age int;
    )";
    mysql_query($sql,$con); // Execute query
    mysql_close($con); //close database
    ?>
    INSERTING DATA:

    ❑ The INSERT INTO statement is used to insert new records in a table.

    ❑ Ex:
    <? Php
    mysql_select_db (“student", $con);
    $q= ("INSERT INTO Student_Data (Id, Name, Age) VALUES (‘1', ‘XYZ',
    ‘20')"); mysql_query ($q, $con);
    mysql_close ($con);
    ?>
    ALTERING TABLE:

    ❑ This command is useful to add, delete, changing the size of some columns or
    change the name of some column.

    ❑ Ex:
    mysql_select_db (“mydb”, $con);
    $query=“Alter Table student add column address varchar(30)”;
    mysql_query ($query, $con); // Execution query
    mysql_close($con); //closing the database
    DROP DATABASE:

    ❑ We can drop database using the Drop query.

    ❑ Ex:
    my_sql_db (“mydb”, $con); //select the database
    $query=“DROP DATABASE mydb”;
    mysql_query($query,$con);//Execution of query
    mysql_close($con); //closing the database
    Example(retrieve data from table):

    Mysql.php output
    Example(update):

    output
    Mysqlupdate.php
    THANK YOU…

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