Moving from MS Access to MySQL is an important step for anyone who wants to build real web applications, backend APIs, tracking systems, dashboards, or AI-powered projects. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I will show how I use MySQL Workbench to create a database, write SQL queries, create a table, insert sample tracking data, and save SQL scripts for future use. Moving to the Big Leagues: A Beginner’s Guide to MySQL Workbench In my previous tutorials, we explored MS Access for local data management. MS Access is useful for learning tables, forms, queries, and relationships. But if we want to build a web application that can connect to a backend server, mobile app, dashboard, or cloud database, it needs to step into the world of MySQL . MySQL is widely used for web applications because it is reliable, structured, and supported by many programming languages such as PHP, Python, Node.js, Java, and Go. To manage MySQL more easily, I use MySQL Wo...
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