SQL for Web Nerds
by Philip Greenspun
2007
Description:
This is a free online SQL book by Philip Greenspun. It covers 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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