What is MySQL?
MySQL (can be pronounced by mai-es-ki-el or mai-si-kuel) is a relation database software (Relational Database Management System or abbreviated as RDBMS), as well as Oracle, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, and so on. Do not misunderstanding that MySQL term is the same as SQL terms. The SQL (stands for Structured Query Language) is a specific commands, syntax or language (programming?) used to manage a database. So, MySQL and SQL are two different 'things'. Let's say, MySQL is the software, while SQL is the language or command. Is it clear enough? :)
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Last Updated on Friday, 23 July 2010 18:52 |
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In this tutorial, we will install MySQL 5.1.45 for Windows that was released by March 2010. You could, even highly recommended, to download or to use the latest stable release of MySQL. (Note: As of July2010, the latest release is MySQL 5.1.49). MySQL can be downloaded from the official MySQL website at http://dev.mysql.com.
Please find the link for the Windows platform (or Windows Download) when you visit the download section of MySQL official website.
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Last Updated on Friday, 23 July 2010 18:51 |
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 Important Note:
Before continuing to this tutorial, you must have the APACHE 2.x software installed properly on your computer system. The latest version of Apache as of 06 March 2010 is Apache 2.2.15. The installation and configuration process of PHP5 have strong connection with the configuration process of Apache 2.x. If you have not installed Apache 2.x, please see the tutorial on How to Install Apache 2.2.15.
And if you're already installed the Apache properly, please continue with this How to configure PHP 5.2.13 tutorial....:)
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Last Updated on Friday, 18 June 2010 09:04 |
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This tutorial is especially written for those who still using PHP 5.2.x rather than PHP 5.3.x. There is no significant difference in the installation process compared to PHP 5.2.x PHP 5.3.x. So this PHP 5.2.xx installation process can be used also for PHP 5.3.x installation, vice verse.
Before continuing to this tutorial, you must have the APACHE 2.x software installed properly on your computer system. The latest version of Apache as of 06 March 2010 is Apache 2.2.15. The installation and configuration process of PHP5 have strong connection with the configuration process of Apache 2.x. If you have not installed Apache 2.x, please see the tutorial on How to Install Apache 2.2.15.
And if you're already installed the Apache properly, you may continue with this How to Install PHP 5.2.13 tutorial. :)
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Last Updated on Friday, 18 June 2010 09:04 |
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Apache is a web server software which will make your computer becomes (or functioning as) a server for the web. Apache software is also referred to as the HTTP server software.
We chose PHP for some reasons/considerations, which are:
- Apache is an open-source software.
- Relatively FREE (you do not need to bother with the licensed fee matter).
- Reliable and tough, the most popular application on Net, approximately 54.55% of 206,675,936 the Internet sites (or 112,747,166 sites) using Apache (based on Netcraft Web Server Survey, as of March 2010).
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Last Updated on Friday, 18 June 2010 08:57 |
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