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  2. SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    sql Create $_SESSION vars from a SQL database table ie. $_SESSION [table_column_name] = table_column_1_row_value for any database table. By Ralph, December 16, 2021.

  3. what is collation ? - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    Posted January 6, 2014. Collation and character set mean the same thing. It is the way the characters are stored in a binary fashion. Different collations store characters differently. Unicode has a defined way on how characters get stored, so when you choose a unicode collation then that's how it stores the characters.

  4. Creating a Trigger - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    CREATE TRIGGER Increment_Num_Keywords AFTER UPDATE OF ClientID ON ClientsToKeywordsFOR EACH ROWWHEN new.ClientID = Clients.ClientIDUPDATE Clients SET NumKeywords = NumKeywords + 1. I believe this should take care of incrementing the number of Keywords, but I still don't know how to decrement the old one if a client-keyword mapping is modified.

  5. Northwind Database - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    8. Posted March 5, 2009. HiI’m really enjoying learning SQL and the W3 Schools website has been really helpful. They frequently use the Northwind Database in their examples and I tried searching for the database but couldn’t find it. I really would like to download the database or if there are any scripts available that can create the table ...

  6. Many-To-Many Relation - SQL - W3Schools Forum

    w3schools.invisionzone.com/topic/40726-many-to-many-relation

    Try this: SELECT person.name, favcolor.colorFROM personJOIN person_color ON person_color.person_id = person.id AND person.id=1JOIN favcolor ON person_color.color_id = favcolor.id It's more efficient to have the condition (person ID 1) in the ON clause instead of the WHERE clause, but it doesn't return the expected result in all situations.

  7. Join three tables? - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    Posted May 12, 2015. You can join as many tables as you'd like. When you join tables you build a new temporary table in memory, so you can keep joining more tables to that temporary table as long as you have enough memory to hold the joined result. In order to make that faster and more efficient you should specify the join conditions when you ...

  8. MySQL recursion - SQL - W3Schools Forum

    w3schools.invisionzone.com/topic/61918-mysql-recursion

    I have two tables to manage the hierarchical structure of a corporation (does BOM as well). tblOrganization id formal_name short_name etc . . . tblStructure parent_id (tblOrganization.id) child_id (tblOrganization.id relationship Done this a ton in SQL Server and Oracle (even MS Access) by using:...

  9. Add constraint problem - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    Yeah, that's difficult to test. If I click on the question mark icon near the database then it looks like it is using the browser's WebSQL API to create the database, so it's actually going to be dependent on what your browser supports.

  10. The SQL TryIt Editor no longer works for write ... - W3Schools...

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    Hi John I sent an email to W3Schools saying the following. You can see their response after that. Feels like a token response rather than an acknowledgement of quite a serious issue with their whole SQL course.

  11. Excluding records - SQL - W3Schools Forum

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    You could use a subquery. SELECT * FROM table WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM table WHERE book = 1234)