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   • MySQL employees database example

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     Answered May 26, 2017 · 2 votes

     This is the perfect example of what you'd use a join for. See the example below on how to use the join syntax. The query below will yield the same result as your query but is a more conventional syntax. The advantages is that you can separate your joining logic and your filtering (WHERE clause) logic. If you needed to filter the results of the join, it would be a simple WHERE clause, rather than having both your join logic and filtering logic in the WHERE clause.

     SELECT employees.emp_no, employees.first_name, employees.last_name, dept_emp.from_date, dept_emp.to_date, departments.dept_name FROM employees eINNER JOIN dept_emp de ON e.emp_no = de.emp_noINNER JOIN departments d ON de.dept_no = d.dept_no-

     We start off by selecting from the employees table, joining to the dept_emp table. The on clause specifies fields need to match to join the two tables. Same with dept_emp to departments.

     In this example I've used INNER JOIN which will only return matching rows. For a full list of joins and how they work you can find tons of resources explaining. Here is a good resource: https://blog.codinghorror.com/a-visual-explanation-of-sql-joins/

     EDIT: In response to the other part of your question:

     I got the result but if an employer has more depts the table gives me more row for the same employer.

     I want to know if this is normal or if is there any other way to query that. I saw some examples with join but i don't know how to use it with three tables. This is all new for me.

     Yes this is normal, if there are multiple departments per employee, each department will be a row with the same emp_no.

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   • Table structure for inventory management in MySQL

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     Answered Apr 05, 2017 · 0 votes

     I suppose you have a single database which serves all warehouses.

     Create another table

     warehouses

     • warehouseid (PK)
     • name
     • other details

     And then add the field - warehouseid to table stock_balance as a FK(Foreign Key) - this way you will bind each stock of an item to a warehouse

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   • mysql insert to database Registration Page example?

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     Answered Oct 03, 2013 · 0 votes

     Your guess about the form is correct. There is a "NEW ACCOUNT FORM" that asks you a username, email and password. Probably earlier in that php code you should have something like this:

     $username = $_POST['username';$email = $_POST['email'];-

     This is, retrieve the values from the $_POST array that contains the values submitted in the "NEW ACCOUNT FORM". As for the insert part,

     if ($insert_stmt = $mysqli->prepare("INSERT INTO members (username, email, password, salt) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)"))

     This if condition is true if a valid value is assigned to $insert_stmt, I guess that it would be null if the conection to the database hasn't been established or something like that.

     $insert_smtp would have now something as a "template" of the insert query, it is missing the parameters. The "?" symbols, stands for a parameter you would be sending later.

     The instruction

     $insert_stmt->bind_param('ssss', $username, $email, $password, $random_salt);

     will bind the parameters marked "?" in the "template".

     The reason for not to putting directly the username , email, password in the INSERT statment is that, they could include SQL statements that may result in an SQL injection attack. By passing the parameters via "bind_param" the function takes care of cleaning the variables before putting them in the insert.

     The instruction

     $insert_stmt->execute();

     Finally executes the query on the database.

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   • MySQL database pattern for multilingual site – table with translations for each parent table or one for all?

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     Answered Jun 21, 2022 · 0 votes

     So I came up with that idea:

     to create two tables: translations

     | ID | Parent_table | Parent_id | Lang | is_default | Key | Value |+====+==============+===========+======+============+=============+===============+| 1 | products | 1 | EN | true | Name | Bike || 2 | products | 1 | EN | true | Description | Very niceike |

     translations_config

     | ID | table | required_translations | optional_translations |+====+==========+=========================+=======================+| 1 | products | ["name", "description"] | ["attributes"] |-

     translations_config is needed to create translations from ACP.

     and regular table eg. products

     | ID | Status | Sku | Availability |+====+=========+=========+==============+| 1 | Enabled | 1-black | 50 |-

     and SELECT will look similar to:

     SELECT products.id, translations.lang, translations.is_default, translations.key, translations.valueFROM products INNER JOIN translations ON (translations.parent_id = products.id AND translations.parent_table = 'products')

     But I don't know if it is accepted standard and will be readable for future engineers working on that project.

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   • MySQL Query Cache Per Database / Table

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     Answered Jun 18, 2012 · 8 votes

     Unfortunately, there are very few options that lets you manipulate the MySQL query cache.

     The query_cache_limit

     option instructs MySQL to not cache query results larger than a set limit. Reasons why you would want to lower this value:

     • some relatively rare queries return large result sets
     • most slower queries typically return small result sets

     The SQL_NO_CACHE

     keyword, immediately placed after the SELECT statement, instructs MySQL to not cache this result.

     Conversely, you could set the query_cache_type

     server option to 2 so that only queries using the SQL_CACHE keyword are cached.

     I would also advise to make sure your query cache is actually fully used. SHOW STATUS LIKE 'Qcache_free_memory'; gives you this information. If a high proportion of your query cache is free, then it probably means that your data changes too frequently for the results in cache to be reused.It could also mean that most of your queries return results sets larger than query_cache_limit

     (which in turn probably suggests badly designed queries).

     There are a few other tips here.

     However, you are correctly wondering whether this is worth the hassle., In my opinion the query cache is, at best, a secondary factor for a fast database. Appropriate indexing is the first factor. Moreover, in many cases, your memory would be better used for caching indexes (the most important parameters being the innodb_buffer_pool_size

     for InnoDB tables, or the key_buffer_size

     for MyISAM tables)

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2. stackoverflow.com › questions › 4380091Best structure for inventory database - Stack Overflow

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   I want to create a small database for my inventory but I have some problems on picking a structure. The inventory will be updated daily at the end of the day. The problem I am facing is the following. I have a table for my products, having an. id, name, price, quantity.

   Code sample

   create table product (

     id integer primary key,

     name varchar(100) not null,

     price decimal(6,2) not null,

     inventory integer not null...

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   Apr 5, 2017 · The inventory is at 3 different locations(warehouses). I want help with how do I avoid creating multiple itemcodes for each warehouse. The current set up is as follows: - table no 1 - inventory_T. itemcode(primary key) item name; item group id(foreign key to item group table) item category id(foreign key to item category table) table no 2 ...

   • First of all, you need to describe your problem: How can I store the information about items so that I know how many are at each location? The th...
   • I suppose you have a single database which serves all warehouses. Create another table. warehouses. warehouseid (PK). name. other details. An...

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   How to create inventory items table in SQL Server?

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   How do I add inventory items to a table?

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   Oct 5, 2017 · Setting up the Inventory Manager Database. Download the InventoryManager.sql SQL script from this tutorial’s GitHub repo, and then execute the script using a MySQL tool such as MySQL Workbench. This will create a new database named InventoryManager as well as the tables needed for this tutorial.

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   The Inventory Management Database Design in MySQL to manage the Users, Suppliers, Products, Brands, Items, Purchase Orders, Customer Orders, and transaction. Details The complete details to design the database for the Inventory Management System is available at Guide To Design Database For Inventory Management System In MySQL .

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   1. Define table structures for inventory items. Create inventory items table. Insert inventory items into the table. Define table structures for suppliers. Create suppliers table. Insert suppliers into the suppliers table. Define table structures for inventory transactions. Create transaction table. Insert a sample transaction for testing.

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   Sep 6, 2023 · 1. Creating the Database and Tables. Let’s create a simplified database structure with six tables: Product, ProductSubCategory, ProductCategory, ProductInventory, Location,...

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   The MySQL sample database schema consists of the following tables: customers: stores customer’s data. products: stores a list of scale model cars. productlines: stores a list of product lines. orders: stores sales orders placed by customers. orderdetails: stores sales order line items for every sales order.