PHP Tutorial 26 - MySQL Introduction (PHP For Beginners)

Processing massive amounts of data without impairing the usability of an application is the most important to consider when developing high-end applications. MySQL is not a part of PHP, but can be installed on a server and then accessed by PHP. PHP will allow you to run MySQL queries to insert, modify and delete data inside of a database. In this video we take a first look at MySQL and the web-based control panel Phpmyadmin.

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[Tklall]

Excellent job! You do an excellent job in explaining things. I am a slow learner, but I grasped tons from your tutorial. Thank you

[hpss]

i know i will start earning some bucks learning php from you dude.. hats off.. thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge in simplest form.

[jezzadiaz]

Hey! super thank you. You're such a good guy for conducting lectures like this. I hope I could thank you personally.

[DENtvCork]

Brilliant lesson, trying all the demos on godaddy server, used their address instead of localhost and it worked first time

Thanks

[zugbug]

I just remembered that I first heard of this channel from Breny! GO BEASTS! =D

[Henry_GamesX]

These are some important videos. Thanks for posting!

[deeramaha]

keep up the good work Chris ... Appreciated ...

its awesome and  easy to understand .. thanks buddy 

[sumer]

This is the simplest tutorial i have ever seen

[raghavkhanna]

hey! I wanna give you a very big thanks for these tutorials and i am also a big fan of your's as i also love web designing :)> 

[dashbyictfd]

If you download the latest version of Xampp when the app starts you can see which ports are used by each engine, these ports need to be free for it to run without problems, if you have other software running that uses any of these ports you will need to stop that software then start up Xampp.

[MedleyUnlimited]

Thanks for all ur tut's. Dont hit ur keys so hard.

[dashbyictfd]

By the looks of it the port maybe being used by some other software. Mysql uses port 3306, try to locate what software is using it, if it is just something that you have installed that you are not using then you can stop it and start mysql.

[BlitzenRot]

Yes, it's amazing isn't it! :D

[isaiahcordova]

how many are u going to make this is awesome!

[dashbyictfd]

The colleges block it for security reasons, you will not be able to get round it unless you hacked into the system which obviously I wouldn't suggest you try unless you want to cut your course short. You should download and install Xampp (On your own computer) and that installs all that Chris is going over at this point.

[dashbyictfd]

You may have other software using the port that mysql uses, the default is 3306, you need to find the software that is using it and stop it then start mysql

[dashbyictfd]

If you have problems remembering all your different passwords think about downloading and installing Keepass.

[totalytaco]

to everyone who's asking for more tutorials, he works at amazon, he's busy.

[ailemak]

For all who has problem:

<?php

$user = 'root';
$pass = ''; //your password
$db = 'proiectbd'; //here you write the name of your database

$db = new mysqli('localhost', $user, $pass, $db ) or die("Unable to connect");

echo "Great work"; //to see that it works
?>