And that’s all there is to creating a table and inserting data into it on MySQL. Once you have all the data necessary, your database is ready for usage by your web-based tool.

To others, however, the command line is too cumbersome to be efficient. Fortunately, for those users, there are plenty of GUIs available to make the task easier. One such GUI is MySQL Workbench .

Open a command line by opening the Start menu, typing "cmd" into the search bar, then clicking "Command Prompt" from the results. Log in to the MySQL server by typing "mysql -u MySQLuser -p ...

So for SQLite, change the bookid line in the CREATE TABLE statement above to this: bookid integer PRIMARY KEY, And, SQLite3 will create a table with equivalent settings to MariaDB and PostgreSQL. The ...