March 2016
Beginner
414 pages
9h 29m
English
We already know quite a lot about inserting and retrieving data, but if applications could only do this, they would be quite static. Editing this data as we need is what makes an application dynamic and what gives to the user some value. In MySQL, and in most database systems, you have two commands to change data: UPDATE and DELETE. Let's discuss them in detail.
When updating data in MySQL, the most important thing is to have a unique reference of the row that you want to update. For this, primary keys are very useful; however, if you have a table with no primary keys, which should not be the case most of the time, you can still update the rows based on other fields. Other than the reference, you will need ...
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