MySQL – Database Info Table of content MySQL usually stores two types of data in it: actual data stored in the form of tables and views, and information about the structure of a database and its objects. Such information is known as Metadata. For instance, whenever a user forgets certain information of a database or […]
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MySQL – Create Users Table of content In MySQL, you can create multiple user accounts to access the database, each with specific authentication detail such as password. These users can be granted specific privileges using SQL statements like CREATE USER for authentication when creating a new user, and GRANT and REVOKE for assigning and removing […]
MySQL – Node.js Syntax Table of content Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment that allows developers to run JavaScript code outside of a web browser, enabling server-side scripting. When we talk about a Node.js MySQL connector, we are referring to a specific library that facilitates communication between a Node.js application and a MySQL database. This […]