Create a web page where students can submit their specialization choice. They need only the name, specialization and studentid. Start WAMP server, open PHPMyAdmin and create a database "dbfinal". Create a table "tbl_specialization " for storing the name, specialization and sid (studentid). The structure of the table is shown below: Name Туре name varchar(50) sid varchar(10) specialization varchar(50) Create a webpage as shown below that accepts the data from the user and then inserts it in the database table "tbl_specialization ". The page should give a feedback message indicating whether the data has been successfully inserted or not. Specilaization Choice Your Name: Student Id: 9999999 Choose specialization : Software Engineering Database Network Security Submit Now

Create a web page where students can submit their specialization choice. They need only the name, specialization and studentid. Start WAMP server, open PHPMyAdmin and create a database "dbfinal". Create a table "tbl_specialization " for storing the name, specialization and sid (studentid). The structure of the table is shown below: Name Туре name varchar(50) sid varchar(10) specialization varchar(50) Create a webpage as shown below that accepts the data from the user and then inserts it in the database table "tbl_specialization ". The page should give a feedback message indicating whether the data has been successfully inserted or not. Specilaization Choice Your Name: Student Id: 9999999 Choose specialization : Software Engineering Database Network Security Submit Now

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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