Table Relationships

[Nick-hzzo]

The entertainment factor of the table contents made me stick around and learn much easier!

[ravensix]

I've never seen such a clean and nice explanation of a very complex thing. I'm a fresher QA analyst and I was looking for things about MySQL, thanks for such a great and clean video. By clean I mean most understandable video with clear voice so that I can hear you talking and you used that presentation instead of just running SQL straight off. Awesome video!

[thesqlspot]

Thank you. I'll try to do more, just pinned down lately with life. :)

[henryphan]

It's so clear explanation and very understandable. Good job!

[tallica]

LOL the middle names cracked me up. Thanks for making this entertaining.

[QuentinDaniels]

Yes, the table content definitely makes the presentation worth watching. :)

[iamcliffmeister]

I am not sure how my search on ms access 2010 brought up your video but I'm glad it did. Very helpful!

[jswarrior_]

Great explanation ! helped me a lot, thanks !

[amydsilva]

Awesome video! Extremely helpful and I liked the humour as well! :)

[jacobbratton]

Hilarious and helpful video, thank you!

[kafzal]

iam just confused a bit. How to decide which field should be related to the primary key? this bothers me because if relationships are made wrong reports and queries also don't run properly.

[NTKM-omvn]

Your video made me a little bit smarter...

Thanks mister Mike

[lewisia]

the one thing I do not get is in your relational databases at the end. why is the relationship between the customer and address table one to many? one customer can have many addresses? i dont get it.

[rw]

class, can you put your videos in playlist order. thanks

[ChandlerCrouchisHot]

I've got the same question. It seems like the address should be a part of the customer table... if there can be many addresses, they might have 2 or 3 at most, so it seems it should still be in the customer table, unless I'm missing something. The only way I can rationalize making the address a separate table is if the customer is a landlord or something with a constantly changing number of addresses... I"d love to understand this stuff better.

[inrito]

Thank you so much!  I am new at this and your delivery methods are great!  Keep on!  God Bless!

[simonhansson]

Thanks, first video that made me understand perfectly.

[OtsileM]

Thanks! Now I too can create my own tables about "Drugs" and "Hookers" and how they relate.

[malinky]

This tutorial is hilarious and helpful 5 outta 5

[kiyotaka]

Tnx a lot, i finally understand the use of primary and foreign keys 😊😊