by David Rozenshtein
Ideal for programmers, managers, and students who want to quickly acquire an in-depth understanding of SQL, this book covers the important aspects of the programming language. It takes the readers from the fundamentals to the most complex features of SQL, providing a smooth transition from other programming languages.
by David Rozenshtein, Anatoly Abramovich, Eugene Birger
Encoded characteristic functions (ECF) is a new, innovative SQL programming methodology which allows programmers to encode conditional logic as scalar expressions within certain clauses. These extremely powerful techniques are presented by the authors of ECF in "Optimizing Transact-SQL".
by Judith S. Bowman, Sandra L. Emerson, Marcy Darnovsky
The bestselling guide to learning Structured Query Language as it is really used is updated to reflect the growth of the database market, as well as the latest ANSI SQL standard and other important developments. The CD-ROM includes Sybase SQL Anywhere Desktop Runtime, a full-featured SQL database that gives readers hands-on SQL programming
experience.
by Allen G. Taylor, C. J. Taylor
Taylor explains the SQL structure in the easygoing style of the Dummies series. Readers will first learn about relational
database development and client/server architecture, then dive into SQL fundamentals. Once readers have mastered creating a simple database as well as a multi-table one, they will progress to manipulating data and controlling functions.
by Celko, Celko
SQL--Structured Query Language--is the language all relational databases use to make enquiries. This essential book teaches SQL programming in the shortest possible time. It covers both the ANSI standard as the minimum requirement, and also discusses different implementations. It also serves as a handy reference.
by Joe Celko
Joe Celko, well-known columnist for the leading database magazines, shares his most useful time-saving tips and tricks forSQL programming to help readers progress from a casual SQL user to becoming an expert in SQL programming. Celko uses common programming problems as a basis for presenting a collection of advanced SQL programming techniques.
A practical introduction to database management for the millions of workstation users entering distributed client/serverenvironments. The authors provide a tutorial on database management concepts and explain them in standard SQL. This foundation combined with a comprehensive survey of client/server technology, offers a balanced presentation of database servers such as EE, RDB, Oracle, and SQL Server.
by Robert Groth, David Gerber
Groth and Gerber show how anyone working with a database can familiarize himself with SQL in only three hours using the CD. The goal is to become completely conversant by following the hands-on approach used in this book. The text introduces the use of query tools, report writer products, middleware connectivity issues, embedded SQL and future directions of SQL
by Ryan K. Stephens (Editor), Ronald R. Plew, Bryan Morgan, jeff Perkins
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Fully updated and revised to include coverage of PL/SQL and Transact SQL. this easy-to-understand guide teaches users everything they need to know from database concepts and processes to implementing security and constructing and optimizing queries. - Q&A sections, step-by-step instructions, and review sections make learning easy and fun
by Ryan K. Stephens, Ronald R. Plew
This hands on tutorial will provide readers with: Thorough explanation of database concepts, SQL and low level programming Complete code listings with output. These listings are followed with analysis that explains exactly what the listings are doing Real world examples that can be incorporated in other projects Fast results:
by Jim Melton
Presenting a complete guide to SQL/PSM (Persistent Stored Modules), this book explores the basic concepts and then
presents the entire PSM standard in a way designed for "real world" use. It teaches application developers to use new SQLextensions that allow complex operations to be performed on the server in client-server environments. This, in turn, improvessystem performance and saves time.
by James R. Groff, Paul N. Weinberg
A straightforward, approachable guide to SQL, Structured Query Language, the standard database language used by all the
leading database management systems. Teaches beginners step-by-step how to use SQL and shows experienced users database structure, the most efficient way to update data, SQL security, programming with SQL, and more.