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SQL Instant Reference (Sybex Instant Reference)
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Product Description
Find the Explanation You Need––Quickly, Easily, Every Time
If you use SQL to program, administer, or query databases, SQL Instant Reference is an essential desktop resource. Inside, you′ll find complete, alphabetical coverage of all SQL statements, plus detailed explanations of common statement elements. You also get a special section covering SQL99 and a glossary of relevant terms. No other SQL reference packs so much useful information into such a handy format.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1001610 in Books
- Published on: 2000-03-16
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 384 pages
Editorial Reviews
From the Back Cover
Find the Explanation You Need—Quickly, Easily, Every Time
If you use SQL to program, administer, or query databases, SQL Instant Reference is an essential desktop resource. Inside, you′ll find complete, alphabetical coverage of all SQL statements, plus detailed explanations of common statement elements. You also get a special section covering SQL99 and a glossary of relevant terms. No other SQL reference packs so much useful information into such a handy format.
About the Author
Martin Gruber is a recognized SQL expert and is also the author of Understanding SQL and the soon–to–be–published Mastering SQL. He is a freelance writer, teacher, and consultant based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Customer Reviews
Do not buy this book !!
A SQL "instant reference" of syntax, etc., is a great idea. Unfortunately, this book is SO FULL of errors, that as a SQL DBA, I got tired of red-lining errors in the book and correcting them!! It sits gathering dust on my bookshelf. Professionals should stick to Joe Celko.
Great reference!
This is the most used of my SQL book collection - pure syntax, and some paltry notes. For the person who is really serious and doesn't want to read a tome that talks down to you.
Pretty good, small sized reference.
This book covers the sql standard only. It does not cover anything which is db specific. I feel it is a good bood if you want quick access to statement syntax without having to leaf through a 3000 page book.
