As a relatively short book, it focuses on helping readers grasp the basics of SQL quickly. Packed with practical examples and rationales, its written in an accessible, clear style.
It provides an overview of SQL, and although it is large, it is divided into 8 volumes for ease reading. XML, data security, and database performance tuning are also covered.
Programmers, business analysts, or anyone who needs to learn SQL quickly should check out this book. From SELECT and UPDATE statements to stored procedures, it covers everything.
This handy reference explains implementation differences for a myriad of database servers, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, and other highly popular database servers.
While intended for newcomers, the book also covers refined and optional topics as well. It introduces theoretical aspects of T-SQL and practical applications, with plenty of examples.
Learn Microsoft SQL Server coding or upgrade your skills with this book. It covers everything, from introductory topics to more complex topics like triggers and stored procedures.
An excellent book that shows how to hone your SQL skills using SQL techniques. Advanced SQL concepts such as PIVOT and UNPIVOT operators, Oracle's MODEL clause, etc., are covered.
All major databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and SQL Server, are discussed in this book, so no matter which database you choose, you will gain a deeper understanding.
Learn how to document SQL statements using ANSI standard SQL statements in this book. Data types, grouping and set operations, and data scaling, are just a few of the topics covered.