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The document outlines the MySQL syllabus for 2021-22, covering topics like simple queries using SQL commands like SELECT, WHERE, and ORDER BY. It discusses MySQL functions, creating and manipulating databases and tables, grouping and joining records between tables, and connecting Python to MySQL for database connectivity applications using libraries like pymysql. Key elements covered include SQL syntax, selecting data, filtering with conditions, sorting results, aggregate functions, inserting, updating and deleting data, and joining tables.

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MySQL Syllabus 2021 22

The document outlines the MySQL syllabus for 2021-22, covering topics like simple queries using SQL commands like SELECT, WHERE, and ORDER BY. It discusses MySQL functions, creating and manipulating databases and tables, grouping and joining records between tables, and connecting Python to MySQL for database connectivity applications using libraries like pymysql. Key elements covered include SQL syntax, selecting data, filtering with conditions, sorting results, aggregate functions, inserting, updating and deleting data, and joining tables.

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MySQL SYLLABUS- 2021-22:-

12.Simple Queries in SQL


12.1 Introduction
12.2 Some MySQL SQL Elements
12.21 Literals 522
12/22 Data Types 522
12 23 Null Value 525
1224 Comments 525
12.3 SQL Command Syntax
12.4 Sample Database
12.5 Making Simple Queries
12.51 Accessing Database 529
12.52 The SELECT Command 529
12.53 Selecting all Columns 530
12.54 Reordering Columns in Query Results 530
12.55 Eliminating Redundant Data rith keyword DISTINCT)
12.5.6 Selecting from all the Row - ALL Keyword 331
12.57 Viewing Structure of Table
12.5.8 How to Perform Simple Calculations
12.5.9 Scalar Erpressions with Selécted Fields
125,10 Using Column Aliases
12511 Handling Nulls
12.5 12 Putting Text in the Query Output
12.5.13 Selecting Specific Rows - WHERE clause
125.14 Relational Operators 537
12.5 15 Logical Operators
12.5.16 Condition Based on a Range 538
12.5.17 Condition Based on a List 539
125.18 Condition Based on Pattern Matches
12.5.18 Searching for NULL
12.5.20 Operator Precedence
12.5.21 Sorting Results - ORDER BY clause
12.6 MySQL Functions
12.6.1 String Functions
12.6.2 Numeric Functions
12.6.3 Date and Time Functions
12.7 Aggregate Functions
13.Table Creation and Data Manipulation Commands
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Databases in MySQL
13.2.1 Creating Database
13.2.2 Opening Databases
13.2.3 Removing Databases
13.3 Creating Tables
13.3.1 Data Integrity Through Constraints
13.4 Changing Data with DML Commands
13.4.1 Inserting Data into Table
13.4.2 Modifying Data with UPDATE Command
13.43 Deleting Data with DELETE Command
13.5 More DDL Commands
13.5.1 ALTER TABLE Command
13.5.2 The DROP TABLE Command

14.Grouping Records, Joins in SQL

14.1 Introduction
14.2 Types of SQL Functions
14.3 Grouping Result - GROUP BY
14.3.1 Nested Groups - Grouping on Multiple Columns
143.2 Placing Conditions on Groups - HAVING Clause
14.3.3 Non-Group Expressions to the GROUP BY
14.4 Joins
14.4.1 Cartesian Product
14.4.2 Table Aliases
144.3 Equi-Join and Natural Join
14.4.4 Additional Search Conditions fonts

15.Interface Python with MySQL


15.1 Introduction
15.2 Connecting to MySQL from Python
15.21 Steps for Creating Database Connectivity Applications
15.22 Connecting with MySQL. Database using pymysql
15.3 parameterised Queries
15.4 Performing insert and Update Queries

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