A guide to SQL providing techniques for taking advantages of SQL's straightforward syntax, efficiency and cost-effectiveness in interrogating databases.
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A how-to-book on SQL, a tutorial for beginners but also an insightful book for experienced SQL programmers. It contains 270 new programming examples, all designed to answer the question, How-to-do this from the simple to the more complex. Case studies show various SQL trade-offs. Differences between Crack, dBase IV, and Ingres are noted. How SQL works in Crack, Ingres and dBase IV.
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