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MySQL Database Usage

& Administration

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For Farah and Tonka:

I couldn’t have got this far without you!

About the Author

Vikram Vaswani is the founder and CEO of Melonfire

(www.melonfire.com), a consultancy firm with special

expertise in open-source tools and technologies. He is a

passionate proponent of the open-source movement and

frequently contributes articles and tutorials on open-source

technologies—including Perl, Python, PHP, MySQL, and

Linux—to the community at large. His previous books

include MySQL: The Complete Reference (www.mysql-tcr.com),

PHP: A Beginner’s Guide (www.php-beginners-guide.com),

and PHP Programming Solutions (www.php-programming-

solutions.com).

Vikram has more than eight years’ experience interacting with the MySQL RDBMS

as a user, administrator, and application developer. He has deployed MySQL in a variety

of different environments, including corporate intranets, high-traffic websites, and

mission-critical thin client applications, and is a vocal advocate of MySQL in his role as

a software consultant.

A Felix Scholar at the University of Oxford, England, Vikram combines his interest in

Web application development with various other activities. When not dreaming up plans

for world domination, he amuses himself by reading crime fiction, watching old movies,

playing squash, blogging, and keeping an eye out for unfriendly agents. Read more

about him and MySQL Database Usage & Administration at www.mysql-usage.com.

About the Technical Editor

Chris Cornutt has been involved in the PHP community for more than eight years. Soon

after discovering the language, he started up his news site, www.PHPDeveloper.org, to

share the latest happenings and opinions from other PHPers from around the world.

Chris has written for publications such as php|architect and the international PHP

magazines on topics ranging from geocoding to trackbacks. He is also a coauthor of

PHP String Handling (Wrox Press, 2003). Chris lives in Frisco, Texas, with his wife and

son, where he works for a large natural-gas distributor maintaining their website and

developing PHP-based applications.

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