I have data store in the below format [{"id":"927","store_id":"63","cover":"Banana.png","name":"Organic Banana / Kela / Keli"}] I need to fetch the name and all the key value pairs. but don’t know how to do it in Core PHP. If anyone helps it would be greate. Thanks 🙂 Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. … Read more
Let’s say I am doing a MySQL INSERT into one of my tables and the table has the column item_id which is set to autoincrement and primary key.
Do you need to explicitly create an index, or is it implicit when defining the primary key? Is the answer the same for MyISAM and InnoDB?
I know how to use INDEX as in the following code. And I know how to use foreign key and primary key.
What is the difference between MUL, PRI and UNI in MySQL?
I’m trying to learn how to use keys and to break the habit of necessarily having SERIAL type IDs for all rows in all my tables. At the same time, I’m also doing many-to-many relationships, and so requiring unique values on either column of the tables that coordinate the relationships would hamper that.
Are indices (indexes) defined as UNIQUE case sensitive in MySQL?
I’ve seen the following (using the VALUES option):
I plan on using MySQL and it’s built-in encryption functionality to encrypt / decrypt certain columns in certain tables. The concern I have is that I need to store the key somewhere. I could certainly store the key in a file and control the permissions of that file and the permissions of the application that accesses it, but is that enough? I could also create a web service to get the key or something.
Hello I have the following problem
