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MySQL Database Tutorial – 13 – How Search Engines Work
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41 responses to “MySQL Database Tutorial – 13 – How Search Engines Work”
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also newboston
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Hello. I'd like to order a book about making babies and a shampoing, please.
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Tell me the link to download these files the Items table and Customers Table. Thanks for the tutorials sir
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If search engines was working like this…… they get hacked long time ago…. (SQL injection).. But good enough for satisfying those lazy teachers
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thanks for your help thenewboston
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pretty cool, huh?
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i hate cliffhangers. LOL. i'll stay tuned for your next video on more wildcards.
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the files you need to download to add ITEMS : http://www.mediafire.com/download/e8jj5n64o9db1i6/MySQL_Files.zip
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Can some send the link to the exercise files please? thanks
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Whats up with the audible high pitched sound thats in every video of this series?
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selling used diapers? dude
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If he clicks on the EDIT button instead of clicking on the SQL button which gives a default (SELECT * FROM `items` WHERE 1) then he will get his previous command and can edit it and explain it further. Might save time ! 🙂
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can i combine more then one REGEXP at once ?
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Lol new iPad stolen from best buy
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New jacket… New computer… NEW BOSTON !!!!
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How do we create tables??
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I was about to give up on SQL until I saw your videos! I feel to sleep in college on this stuff and now I'm starting to get a clear understanding from your perceptive. Thanks!
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566 bids on a pair of gym socks xD
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lol bucky is so funny
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WTF.. who sells used diapers lol
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'%boxes' implies that the string ends in 'boxes,' while '%boxes%' would imply that the word 'boxes' could be anywhere in the string.
That means that the query you wrote would only show the rows where the column 'name' ends with 'boxes.'
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One question bucky I was playing around with the queries and this query return 0 rows
SELECT name FROM items WHERE name LIKE '%boxes'
and I can't figure out why
SELECT name FROM items WHERE name LIKE '%computer' works as expected.
Is it because infront boxes there are numbers ,however column type is VARCHAR so all name is just a string -
new gym socks… 566 bids!xD These socks must feel like heaven
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LOL SECOND ID 🙂
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thank u
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"New is always better" 😀
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rly ?
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I can type
WHERE name = "new %"
instead of
WHERE name LIKE "new %"
Is there any problem if I do so? -
Nope, you cant fool me XD
Your "bits lie" 😉 Get the pun? -
@lofmovh I've hit the jackpot with a new method making about $1300 a day. If you find a niche thats eager to buy your bank account will go mental. Check out this course before he goes private => bit.ly/P7tg4d?=xgeyfi
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7 boxes of frogs or 48 boxes of frogs decisions decisions……
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Theres a used toilet in the list somewhere 😐
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I made a table. It contained firetruck.
SELECT car FROM cars WHERE car LIKE 'f%uck'
FIRETRUCK!!! -
"New gym socks" – 2.34 – 566 bids…
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"new ipad stolen from best buy" best deal ever
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Did you divide the price of the Brand New iMac by 20, Bucky?
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Its just cooly coolest coolness!
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@The1453cCc Probably because it would be annoying for a search engine to say DOG isn't the same as dog/Dog/dOg/dOG…
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interesting that mysql isn't case-sensitive in STRINGS. Almost every progr.language is case-sensitive in strings, oracle is also.
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"New iPad stolen from BestBuy!" 😀
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Haha! New gym socks to $2.34 – 566 bids!! haha
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