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Inserting Data Into Tables – MySQL Series Part 4
Data insertion is very important in understanding MySQL databases. If the right data is not inserted in the right columns, we may get a lot of errors. Let us quickly create a small employee table by running the following command. create table employee(name varchar(20), city varchar(10), salary int); Once we are done with creating the table we can start inserting some data into it. Follow the complete MySQL Series here.…
New Tabbed Layout Coming On LibreOffice v6.2
LibreOffice, the most popular open-source office suite program is set to feature a new look and feel in the coming v6.2 release, called the tabbed layout. As of now, the…
Ways To Contribute Back To Linux Community
So you’ve been a part of the huge collaborative Linux community and have learned or benefited a lot from them. And now you hear about contributing back some love to…
3 Most Popular NoSQL Databases To Start In Cloud
The path of the Cloud generally starts in migrations to infrastructure platforms as a Service (IaaS); where we make a virtual mirror of our physical structure on which we deploy our…
