A Guide to SQL
- ISBN-10
- 061915957X
- ISBN-13
- 9780619159573
- Category
- Computers / Languages / SQL
- Pages
- 255
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2003
- Publisher
- Course Technology
- Author
- Philip J. Pratt
Description
A Guide to SQL, Sixth Edition, the essential SQL reference book, illustrates the basics of SQL programming using straightforward instruction. This textbook teaches concepts and techniques with the help of many examples. In addition, a running case, Premiere Products, puts lessons into a real-world context. Although based in Oracle9i, the text calls out information specific to Microsoft Access 2002 and can be used for instruction in any version of SQL. Additional hands-on work at the end of each chapter offers the opportunity to problem solve based on what has been learned. Book jacket.
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