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Category Archives: Database
WordPress MySql Database Backup Update Tutorial
Did you already know or did research off WordPress MySql Database Backup Tutorial‘s DML link regarding … DML (Data Manipulation Language) with its 4 6-letter “verbs” … SELECT INSERT DELETE UPDATE … the usual SQL statement verbs behind the scenes … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged admin, backend, backup, big data, blog, database, DDL, Did you know, DML, dump, export, frontend, hpMyAdmin, insert, join, MySql, post, posting, programming, relational database, SQL, table, TextWrangler, tutorial, update, version, webpage, Wordpress
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WordPress MySql Database Backup Tutorial
There’s been a lot of water under the bridge since we upgraded to this WordPress blog (TwentyTen theme) you are reading now, through the work described in the thread of blog posting’s headed by WordPress Upgrade Crontab Curl Tutorial. At … Continue reading
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Tagged admin, backend, backup, big data, blog, database, Did you know, DML, dump, export, frontend, hpMyAdmin, insert, join, MySql, post, posting, programming, relational database, SQL, table, TextWrangler, tutorial, version, webpage, Wordpress
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MySql Down Apache Challenged Thinking Tutorial
If you read MySql Down Thinking Followup Tutorial below you’ll get the gist of how our rjmprogramming.com.au web server’s Linux Watchdog works trying to … spot troubles with MySql database(s) … and if found … effectively restart MySql via … … Continue reading
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Tagged Apache, CentOS, command line, Control Panel, database, Linux, MySql, phpMyAdmin, power management, process, repair, REPAIR TABLE, restart, service, sftp, ssh, tutorial, watchdog, web server
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WordPress Is Mentioned By Posting Order Tutorial
We are revisiting the WordPress Blog “Is Mentioned By” functionality talked about at WordPress Is Mentioned By Posting Thread Tutorial for a few reasons … the order of blog postings that could end up on dropdowns as a result of … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, dropdown, HTML, MySql, order by, PHP, post, posting, programming, select, SQL, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, wordpress blog
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MySql User Grant via cPanel Tutorial
The previous MySql Stored Procedures User Grant Tutorial talked of arrangements regarding hosting where (the indefatigable) phpMyAdmin had access to “MySql database user creation” and “MySql database user privilege control” within its functionality. But, as you may imagine, hosting out … Continue reading
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Tagged Administration, Apache, cPanel, database, database table, database user, domain, grant, hosting, MySql, PHP, phpMyAdmin, privilege, table, tutorial, user, web hosting, web server
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?