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MySQL

See the following tables:
MySQL is an open-source RDBMS software. It uses a query language called SQL. Some of its
Order Table important features include:
Order_ID Product_ID Order_Quantity Customer_Name MySQL is free and open-source.
O001 P101 2 Aarav Sharma Ideal for both small and large applications.

O002 P102 1 Priya Patel Very fast, reliable, scalable and easy to use.
O003 P101 1 Rahul Verma Cross-platform and compliant with the ANSI SQL standard.

O004 P103 3 Sneha Iyer Developed, distributed and supported by Oracle Corporation.

Product Table Runs on all operating systems, including Linux, Unix and Windows.
Product_ID Product_Name Price Stock_Quantity You can install the MySQL Installer by downloading it from the official MySQL website:

P101 Laptop 50000 20 https://dev.mysql.com/downloads
P102 Smartphone 25000 50 Follow the installation instructions.

P103 Headphones 1500 100 https://orangewebsupport.co.in/CodepilotV5.0_C8/MySQL_Server_Installation.pdf
P104 Mouse 800 200
STARTING MYSQL SERVER APPLICATION
Now, answer the following questions:
The steps to start MySQL Server application are as follows:
(a) Name the primary key in the Product Table.

(b) How many records or tuples exist in the Order Table.
(c) Name the key that creates the relationship between the Order Table and the Product Table.
2 Click on the All option.

INTRODUCTION TO SQL

SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It is the standard language for managing relational
databases and performing various operations on the data in the tables. SQL enable us to store,
retrieve and manipulate data in the form of tables. 3 Click on the MySQL 8.0
Command Line Client option.

High Integrates
Easy to Performance Free of Provides with Ensures Enables
use and Cost Offers High Various Data Multi-user 1 Click on the Start button.
Efficiency Portability Security Platforms Integrity Access

Key Features of SQL

4 Enter the password and press the Enter key.

SQL was developed by IBM researchers Raymond Boyce and Donald Chamberlin in the 1970s.

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