In this article, we are going to learn how we can update and delete data using Delete and Update statements. In my previous articles, we have learned how we can insert data using INSERT statement, and sort and filter data using WHERE and ORDER BY statements.

In my previous article, Learn MySQL: Sorting and Filtering data in a table, we had learned about the sorting and filtering of the data using WHERE and ORDER BY clause.

In this article, we will learn how we can sort and filter data using the WHERE clause and sort the data using the ORDER BY clause. In my previous article, Learn MySQL: Querying data from MySQL server using the SELECT statement, we learned how to generate the ER diagram using reverse-engineering the database using MySQL workbench and basics of SELECT statement and usage. Ins this article, we will learn how we can sort and filter data using the WHERE clause and sort the data using the ORDER BY clause.

In this article, I am going to explain that in MySQL, what is pagination and how we can implement it. When we are populating a large dataset from the MySQL database, it is not easy to read all the records on the same page. Using pagination, we can divide the result-set into multiple pages, and that increases the readability of the result set. In this article, I am going to explain: