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Index: D

--debug option: 4.4.1.4. Server status

data

adding to tables: 6.6. Managing Data
corruption, ISD file: 4.6.1.1. Repairing damaged tables
deleting: 6.6.4. Deletes

data directory: 4.4.1.2. Database destruction

data model

example: 2.2.7. More 2NF

2.2.8. Third Normal Form (3NF)

logical: 2.1.3. Data Model

methodology: 2.3. A Logical Data Modeling Methodology

physical: 2.4. Physical Database Design

data processing: 8.2. Data Processing

database function: 21.3. Msql.pm API

database-independent API: 10.1. DBI

in Java: 14. Java and JDBC

database-level meta-data: 11.2. Dynamic Connectivity

11.2.2. Database Meta-data

Database Management System (DBMS): 1.1. What Is a Database?

database server: 4.4. Database Administration

Database status: 5.5.1.4. Server status

DatabaseMetaData interface: 22. JDBC Reference

databases

accessing: 13.2.1. The Database Connection

accessing with JDBC API: 14.2. Simple Database Access

applications, client/server architecture: 8.1. The Client/Server Architecture

backups: 4.4.2. Backups

CGI considerations: 9.5. CGI and Databases

closing connections: 14.2.1. Error Handling and Clean Up

conversion utilities: 4.5.2.1. Database conversion utilities

creating: 5.5.1.1. Database creation

database handles: 10.1. DBI

11.1. Basic Connectivity

definition: 1.1. What Is a Database?

1.1. What Is a Database?

designing: 2.1. Database Design

disconnecting from: 13.2.1.2. Disconnecting from the database

grouping and ordering: 6.7.3. Grouping and Ordering

mid-range engines: 7. Other Mid-Range Database Engines

mSQL: 5.5. Database Administration

mSQL backups: 5.5.2. Backups

msqladmin utility: 5.5. Database Administration

mysqladmin utility: 4.4.1. The mysqladmin Utility

object-oriented: 7.2.5. Objects

purpose: 1.3. Applications and Databases

querying: 6.7. Queries

13.2.1.3. Making Calls to the database

relational: 1.2. What Is a Relational Database?

security: 4.4.3. Security

5.5.3. Security

testing: 13.1. The Two APIs

updating: 6.6.2. Updates

11.1.2. Updates

Web and: 1.3.1. Databases and the Web

Data::ShowTable module: 21.1. Installation

DataSource class: 14.1. What Is JDBC?

data_sources function: 21.2. DBI.pm API

datatypes

macros for: 13.2.4. Rows

mSQL: 5.2. mSQL Versions

15.2. mSQL SQL
19.2.1. Datatypes

MySQL: 15.1. MySQL SQL

19.1.1. Datatypes

SQL: 6.3. SQL Datatypes

TEXT: 2.4. Physical Database Design

date( ) function: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

Date( ) method: 22. JDBC Reference

DATE datatype: 5.2. mSQL Versions

6.3. SQL Datatypes
6.3. SQL Datatypes
15.1. MySQL SQL
15.2. mSQL SQL

Date interface: 22. JDBC Reference

DATETIME datatype: 15.1. MySQL SQL

DAYNAME( ) function: 15.1. MySQL SQL

db, MySQL server status: 4.4.1.4. Server status

db table: 4.4.3.2. The db table

dbadmin utility: 5.6.2.2. CGI interfaces

DBC, properties files: 14.1.2. Maintaining Portability Using Properties Files

DBD/DBI (DataBase Dependent/DataBase Independent): 10.1. DBI

DBF files, dBASE: 5.6.2.1. Database conversion utilities

dbf2msql command: 5.6.2.1. Database conversion utilities

dbf2mysql utility: 4.5.2.1. Database conversion utilities

DBI

accessing databases from Perl: 10.1. DBI
example application: 10.2. An Example DBI Application

DBI module: 21.1. Installation

DBI portion of DBI/DBD module: 21.1. Installation

DBI.pm API: 21.2. DBI.pm API

dblist( ) function: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

DBMS (Database Management System): 1.2. What Is a Relational Database?

Db.py API: 4.5.2.4. Programming interfaces

dbview command: 5.6.2.3. Client applications

decbin( ) function: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

DECIMAL datatype: 15.1. MySQL SQL

15.1. MySQL SQL

decoct( ) utility: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

decode-bits option: 16.1.2. Command line variables

DEFAULT value attribute: 15.1. MySQL SQL

degree (see cardinality)

DELETE FROM statement: 6.6.4. Deletes

DELETE statement: 15.1. MySQL SQL

15.2. mSQL SQL

Deleted blocks field, isamchk: 4.6.1. The MySQL Data Structure

deleteRow( ) method: 22. JDBC Reference

Delphi-interface utility: 4.5.2.4. Programming interfaces

deregisterDriver( ) method: 22. JDBC Reference

DESCRIBE statement: 15.1. MySQL SQL

dexhex( ) function: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

disconnect function: 21.2. DBI.pm API

DISTINCT keyword: 15.1. MySQL SQL

DLEINT datatype: 15.1. MySQL SQL

do( ) method: 20.1. Module: MySQL

do function: 21.2. DBI.pm API

doPost( ) method: 14.4. A Guest Book Servlet

DOUBLEPRECISION datatype: 15.1. MySQL SQL

doubleval( ) function: 18.1. PHP

18.1. PHP

dritebuffer option: 16.1.2. Command line variables

Driver interface: 22. JDBC Reference

DriverManager interface: 14.1.1. The Database Connection

22. JDBC Reference

DriverPropertyInfo( ) method: 22. JDBC Reference

DriverPropertyInfo interface: 22. JDBC Reference

drop database command: 17.1. MySQL Utilities

17.2. mSQL Utilities

drop DATABASENAME command: 4.4.1.6. Command line options for mysqladmin

Drop DB command: 4.4.1.4. Server status

drop option: 4.4.1.2. Database destruction

5.5.1.2. Database destruction

DROP statement: 15.1. MySQL SQL

15.2. mSQL SQL

DROP TABLE command: 6.2. Creating and Dropping Tables

dropdb function: 21.3. Msql.pm API

dump2h utility: 4.5.2.4. Programming interfaces

dump_results function: 21.2. DBI.pm API

dynamic database access: 14.3. Dynamic Database Access

dynamic HTML: 9.1. What Is CGI?

12.1. Alternatives for Dynamic Content on the Web

dynamic SQL, processing: 14.3.2. Processing Dynamic SQL

dynamic tag: 12.1. Alternatives for Dynamic Content on the Web

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