Beginning SQL Programming

John Kauffman

ISBN 10: 1861001800 / ISBN 13: 9781861001801

Published by Wrox Press, 2001

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Beginning SQL Programming
• Publisher: Wrox Press
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1861001800
• ISBN 13: 9781861001801
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Structured Query Language is the industry standard for querying data held in relational databases. SQL can be used to create and alter the structure of databases, add new data, and access or modify existing data. Beginning SQL Programming begins by looking at what SQL is, then moves on to teach you the fundamentals of ANSI SQL, using the familiar Northwind database that comes with versions of Microsoft Access and SQL Server.

The book gives step-by-step instructions, alerts readers to common pitfalls, tricks and traps, and uses real-world examples, including two extensive case studies, to create a thorough tutorial. It will furnish readers with a firm grasp of SQL concepts that you can work with straight away, as well as provide solid foundations and challenging ideas with which you can later develop more advanced SQL techniques.

Included with this book is a 120-day evaluation enterprise edition of Microsoft's SQL Server 2000. An end user license agreement is contained in this licensed software.

About the Author

John Kauffman is a research scientist turned freelance consultant - dividing his time evenly between teaching, writing and programming, primarily in the areas of Visual Basic, Word macros, Access and Access Programming, and ASP.

Brian Matsik is the President and Senior Consultant with OOCS in Charlotte, NC. Brian is MCSD certified and specializes in entrprise and Internet development with Visual Basic and Visual Interdev.

Kevin Spencer started programming in C in the early 1990's before moving on to Microsoft Visual FoxPro and Access. As Internet Database Connectivity technologies began to emerge from Microsoft he recognised the potential and learned them aswell. This programming background led to the creation of Site Design by TAKempis, a company which specializes in Internet Database application programming with ASP/ADO.