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Advance Praise for MySQL Stored Procedure Programming;Preface; Objectives of This Book; Structure of This Book; What This Book Does Not Cover; Conventions Used in This Book; Which Version?; Resources Available at the Book''s Web Site; Using Code Examples; Safari® Enabled; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments;
Part I: Stored Programming Fundamentals;
Chapter 1: Introduction to MySQL Stored Programs;
1.1 What Is a Stored Program?;
1.2 A Quick Tour;
1.3 Resources for Developers Using Stored Programs;
1.4 Some Words of Advice for Developers;
1.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 2: MySQL Stored Programming Tutorial;
2.1 What You Will Need;
2.2 Our First Stored Procedure;
2.3 Variables;
2.4 Parameters;
2.5 Conditional Execution;
2.6 Loops;
2.7 Dealing with Errors;
2.8 Interacting with the Database;
2.9 Calling Stored Programs from Stored Programs;
2.10 Putting It All Together;
2.11 Stored Functions;
2.12 Triggers;
2.13 Calling a Stored Procedure from PHP;
2.14 Conclusion;
Chapter 3: Language Fundamentals;
3.1 Variables, Literals, Parameters, and Comments;
3.2 Operators;
3.3 Expressions;
3.4 Built-in Functions;
3.5 Data Types;
3.6 MySQL 5 "Strict" Mode;
3.7 Conclusion;
Chapter 4: Blocks, Conditional Statements, and Iterative Programming;
4.1 Block Structure of Stored Programs;
4.2 Conditional Control;
4.3 Iterative Processing with Loops;
4.4 Conclusion;
Chapter 5: Using SQL in Stored Programming;
5.1 Using Non-SELECT SQL in Stored Programs;
5.2 Using SELECT Statements with an INTO Clause;
5.3 Creating and Using Cursors;
5.4 Using Unbounded SELECT Statements;
5.5 Performing Dynamic SQL with Prepared Statements;
5.6 Handling SQL Errors: A Preview;
5.7 Conclusion;
Chapter 6: Error Handling;
6.1 Introduction to Error Handling;
6.2 Condition Handlers;
6.3 Named Conditions;
6.4 Missing SQL:2003 Features;
6.5 Putting It All Together;
6.6 Handling Stored Program Errors in the Calling Application;
6.7 Conclusion;
Part II: Stored Program Construction;
Chapter 7: Creating and Maintaining Stored Programs;
7.1 Creating Stored Programs;
7.2 Editing an Existing Stored Program;
7.3 SQL Statements for Managing Stored Programs;
7.4 Getting Information About Stored Programs;
7.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 8: Transaction Management;
8.1 Transactional Support in MySQL;
8.2 Defining a Transaction;
8.3 Working with Savepoints;
8.4 Transactions and Locks;
8.5 Transaction Design Guidelines;
8.6 Conclusion;
Chapter 9: MySQL Built-in Functions;
9.1 String Functions;
9.2 Numeric Functions;
9.3 Date and Time Functions;
9.4 Other Functions;
9.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 10: Stored Functions;
10.1 Creating Stored Functions;
10.2 SQL Statements in Stored Functions;
10.3 Calling Stored Functions;
10.4 Using Stored Functions in SQL;
10.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 11: Triggers;
11.1 Creating Triggers;
11.2 Using Triggers;
11.3 Trigger Overhead;
11.4 Conclusion;
Part III: Using MySQL Stored Programs in Applications;
Chapter 12: Using MySQL Stored Programs in Applications;
12.1 The Pros and Cons of Stored Programs in Modern Applications;
12.2 Advantages of Stored Programs;
12.3 Disadvantages of Stored Programs;
12.4 Calling Stored Programs from Application Code;
12.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 13: Using MySQL Stored Programs with PHP;
13.1 Options for Using MySQL with PHP;
13.2 Using PHP with the mysqli Extension;
13.3 Using MySQL with PHP Data Objects;
13.4 Conclusion;
Chapter 14: Using MySQL Stored Programs with Java;
14.1 Review of JDBC Basics;
14.2 Using Stored Programs in JDBC;
14.3 Stored Programs and J2EE Applications;
14.4 Using Stored Procedures with Hibernate;
14.5 Using Stored Procedures with Spring;
14.6 Conclusion;
Chapter 15: Using MySQL Stored Programs with Perl;
15.1 Review of Perl DBD::mysql Basics;
15.2 Executing Stored Programs with DBD::mysql;
15.3 Conclusion;
Chapter 16: Using MySQL Stored Programs with Python;
16.1 Installing the MySQLdb Extension;
16.2 MySQLdb Basics;
16.3 Using Stored Programs with MySQLdb;
16.4 A Complete Example;
16.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 17: Using MySQL Stored Programs with
.NET;
17.1 Review of ADO.NET Basics;
17.2 Using Stored Programs in ADO.NET;
17.3 Using Stored Programs in ASP.NET;
17.4 Conclusion;
Part IV: Optimizing Stored Programs;
Chapter 18: Stored Program Security;
18.1 Permissions Required for Stored Programs;
18.2 Execution Mode Options for Stored Programs;
18.3 Stored Programs and Code Injection;
18.4 Conclusion;
Chapter 19: Tuning Stored Programs and Their SQL;
19.1 Why SQL Tuning Is So Important;
19.2 How MySQL Processes SQL;
19.3 SQL Tuning Statements and Practices;
19.4 About the Upcoming Examples;
19.5 Conclusion;
Chapter 20: Basic SQL Tuning;
20.1 Tuning Table Access;
20.2 Tuning Joins;
20.3 Conclusion;
Chapter 21: Advanced SQL Tuning;
21.1 Tuning Subqueries;
21.2 Tuning "Anti-Joins" Using Subqueries;
21.3 Tuning Subqueries in the FROM Clause;
21.4 Tuning ORDER and GROUP BY;
21.5 Tuning DML (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE);
21.6 Conclusion;
Chapter 22: Optimizing Stored Program Code;
22.1 Performance Characteristics of Stored Programs;
22.2 How Fast Is the Stored Program Language?;
22.3 Reducing Network Traffic with Stored Programs;
22.4 Stored Programs as an Alternative to Expensive SQL;
22.5 Optimizing Loops;
22.6 IF and CASE Statements;
22.7 Recursion;
22.8 Cursors;
22.9 Trigger Overhead;
22.10 Conclusion;
Chapter 23: Best Practices in MySQL Stored Program Development;
23.1 The Development Process;
23.2 Coding Style and Conventions;
23.3 Variables;
23.4 Conditional Logic;
23.5 Loop Processing;
23.6 Exception Handling;
23.7 SQL in Stored Programs;
23.8 Dynamic SQL;
23.9 Program Construction;
23.10 Performance;
23.11 Conclusion;Colophon;