Mysql/CheatSheet: Difference between revisions
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== data types == | == data types == | ||
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TINYINT (A very small integer: | TINYINT (A very small integer: 0/255, 1 byte) | ||
SMALLINT (A small integer: | SMALLINT (A small integer: 0/65535, 2 bytes) | ||
MEDIUMINT (A medium-sized integer: | MEDIUMINT (A medium-sized integer: 0/16777215, 3 bytes) | ||
INT (A standard integer: | INT (A standard integer: 0/4294967295 4 bytes) | ||
BIGINT (A large integer: | BIGINT (A large integer: 0/18446744073709551615 8 bytes) | ||
DECIMAL(P,D) (A fixed-point number: P=digits(max=65), D=decimals(max=30)) | DECIMAL(P,D) (A fixed-point number: P=digits(max=65), D=decimals(max=30)) | ||
DEC (=DECIMAL) | DEC (=DECIMAL) | ||
FLOAT | FLOAT[(M,D)] (A single-precision float (4 bytes)(M=digits, D=decimals)) | ||
DOUBLE | DOUBLE[(M,D)] (A double-precision float (8 bytes)) | ||
BIT | BIT[(M)] (A bit field) | ||
CHAR (A fixed-length nonbinary (character) string | CHAR (A fixed-length nonbinary (character) string | ||
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SET (A set; each column value may be assigned zero or more SET members | SET (A set; each column value may be assigned zero or more SET members | ||
DATE (A date value: YYYY-MM-DD) | DATE (A date value: YYYY-MM-DD, 3 bytes) | ||
TIME (A time value: hh:mm:ss) | TIME (A time value: hh:mm:ss, 3 bytes) | ||
DATETIME (A date and time value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm: | DATETIME (A date and time value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss, 8 bytes) | ||
TIMESTAMP (A timestamp value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss | TIMESTAMP (A timestamp value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss, 4 bytes) | ||
YEAR (A year value: YYYY) | YEAR (A year value: YYYY, 1 byte) | ||
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* data type attributes | |||
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SIGNED | |||
UNSIGNED | |||
ZEROFILL | |||
UNSIGNED ZEROFILL | |||
ZEROFILL UNSIGNED | |||
AUTO_INCREMENT | |||
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Revision as of 18:28, 17 June 2020
Databases
- Create
CREATE DATABASE [IF NOT EXISTS] database_name;
- Use
USE database_name;
- Delete
DROP DATABASE [IF EXISTS] database_name;
- List all
SHOW DATABASES;
- Storage Engines
- MyISAM (optimized for compression and speed. portable. not transaction safe. used to be default)
- InnoDB (optimized for speed. portable. default)
- MERGE
- MEMORY (HEAP)
- ARCHIVE
- CSV
- FEDERATED
Tables
- list
SHOW TABLES;
- create
CREATE TABLE [IF NOT EXISTS] table_name( column1 datatype constraint, column2 datatype constraint );
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS cars( vehicle_id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, title VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, first_seen DATE, description TEXT );
- constraints
NOT NULL UNIQUE PRIMARY KEY (NOT NULL and UNIQUE) FOREIGN KEY CHECK DEFAULT INDEX
data types
TINYINT (A very small integer: 0/255, 1 byte) SMALLINT (A small integer: 0/65535, 2 bytes) MEDIUMINT (A medium-sized integer: 0/16777215, 3 bytes) INT (A standard integer: 0/4294967295 4 bytes) BIGINT (A large integer: 0/18446744073709551615 8 bytes) DECIMAL(P,D) (A fixed-point number: P=digits(max=65), D=decimals(max=30)) DEC (=DECIMAL) FLOAT[(M,D)] (A single-precision float (4 bytes)(M=digits, D=decimals)) DOUBLE[(M,D)] (A double-precision float (8 bytes)) BIT[(M)] (A bit field) CHAR (A fixed-length nonbinary (character) string VARCHAR (A variable-length non-binary string BINARY (A fixed-length binary string VARBINARY (A variable-length binary string TINYBLOB (A very small BLOB (binary large object) BLOB (A small BLOB MEDIUMBLOB (A medium-sized BLOB LONGBLOB (A large BLOB TINYTEXT (A very small non-binary string TEXT (A small non-binary string MEDIUMTEXT (A medium-sized non-binary string LONGTEXT (A large non-binary string ENUM (An enumeration; each column value may be assigned one enumeration member SET (A set; each column value may be assigned zero or more SET members DATE (A date value: YYYY-MM-DD, 3 bytes) TIME (A time value: hh:mm:ss, 3 bytes) DATETIME (A date and time value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss, 8 bytes) TIMESTAMP (A timestamp value: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss, 4 bytes) YEAR (A year value: YYYY, 1 byte)
- data type attributes
SIGNED UNSIGNED ZEROFILL UNSIGNED ZEROFILL ZEROFILL UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT