January 10, 2023 at 1:17 am
Hello I am trying to start learning SQL, but have run into some problems. When I went to download mySQL on their website it said it couldn’t on my computer, I’m assuming because it’s a 2015 MacBook Air running on 10.12.6. Should I install and older version or do something else?
I downloaded dbeaver and tried to set up MySQL but I don’t understand the tutorials I looked up, the person in the video literally downloaded MySQL in the beginning and I can’t do that so idk where to start.
If anyone has advice on the best way to learn SQL on a MacBook I would appreciate it! Thanks
January 10, 2023 at 12:05 pm
You're asking about a MySQL database on a Microsoft SQL Server forum... in the Reporting Services section. There is a MySQL section: https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/forum/sql-server-and-other-platforms/mysql
You may get much better answers there.
Have you looked at simply running MySQL as a container on your MacBook? That will be a lot easier and since you're just learning the language, SQL, you don't need to learn how to install MySQL.
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January 10, 2023 at 4:59 pm
Hello I am trying to start learning SQL, but have run into some problems. When I went to download mySQL on their website it said it couldn’t on my computer, I’m assuming because it’s a 2015 MacBook Air running on 10.12.6. Should I install and older version or do something else?
I downloaded dbeaver and tried to set up MySQL but I don’t understand the tutorials I looked up, the person in the video literally downloaded MySQL in the beginning and I can’t do that so idk where to start.
If anyone has advice on the best way to learn SQL on a MacBook I would appreciate it! Thanks
If your goal is to learn SQL, simply use SQLite Studio, http://www.sqlitestudio.pl, no need for installing a local server 😉
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