Structured Query Language (SQL)

e-books in Structured Query Language (SQL) category

SQL Tutorial
- fresh2refresh.com , 2016
In this SQL tutorial, you will learn how to use the SQL language to: Store, retrieve and manipulate data in SQL server; Select, insert, update and delete rows in SQL tables; Create database and tables in SQL server and all other SQL concepts.
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SQL Essentials
by Mark McIlroy - Blue Sky Technology , 2009
An introduction to the use of SQL to retrieve data and generate query result tables. The book covers SQL queries and is suitable for beginners and intermediate users. This includes an on-line environment where you can try out the examples.
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SQL with Guru99
by Krishna Rungta - guru99 , 2013
SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It is the communication languages to talk to any database. This book is designed for beginners with little or no Database experience. Apart from teaching the SQL, it also covers the Database design process.
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A Primer on SQL
by Rahul Batra , 2012
This is a short e-book teaching the basics of SQL assuming no prior knowledge of it. While the examples and text use Ingres as the database management system, the code should work correctly on any SQL compliant database.
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SQL Dialects Reference
- Wikibooks , 2010
This book is a compact comparative reference for several SQL language dialects. It lists particular common tasks and problems resolved in terms of several SQL server implementations. When possible, it tries to emphasize an universal solution.
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Structured Query Language
- Wikibooks , 2011
Structured Query Language (SQL) is a widely-used query language for using database. This book provides a detailed description of SQL, its origins, its programming, and its uses. The book follows the specifications of the SQL:2008 ISO standard.
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SQL Performance Explained
by Markus Winand , 2012
SQL performance problems are everywhere, everyday. This book is a free SQL tuning e-book for developers. It avoids unnecessary details about database internals but highlights the one topic that is most often neglected: proper indexing.
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Developing Time-Oriented Database Applications in SQL
by Richard T. Snodgrass - Morgan Kaufmann , 1999
Richard Snodgrass and his colleagues have explored temporal data concepts over the last two decades. They now have a fairly complete solution to the problems. This book summarizes their work and presents it in a very accessible and useful way.
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SQL for Web Nerds
by Philip Greenspun , 2007
Introduction to SQL: data modeling, simple queries, complex queries, transactions, triggers, views, style, PL/SQL and Java, trees, handling dates in Oracle, limits in Oracle, tuning, data warehousing, foreign and legacy data and normalization.
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Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours
by Ryan Stephens, Ron Plew - Sams , 2011
This book presents the key features of SQL in an easy to understand format with updated code examples. The material covers transactions, constructs, embedded databases, object-oriented programming, and MySQL, a very popular open source database.
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