| | SQL: The Complete Reference | |
| | Publisher: McGraw-Hill | Publication: 1998, English | ISBN: 9780072118452 | Pages: 994 |
Gain the working knowledge of SQL and relational databases essential for
today's information systems professionals. Relational databases built on the
SQL database language are the foundation for modern enterprise data
processing and are also a force behind many of today's important technology
trends.
SQL: The Complete Reference provides an in-depth discussion of SQL
fundamentals, modern SQL products, and SQL's role in trends such as data
warehousing, "thin-client" architectures, and Internet-based e-commerce. This
book is your one-stop resource for all you need to know about SQL. It will help
you:
• Learn the key concepts and latest developments in relational
database technology
• Master the industry-standard SQL language for managing database
information
• Understand the differences among all the leading brands of DBMS
systems
• Set up and manage SQL-based databases and write programs to
access them
• Understand how to use and program SQL databases with application
servers and the Web to create e-commerce applications
• Find out more about the proposed SQL3 standard and the key trends
in object technologies, 64-bit architectures, distributed databases, 3-
tier Internet applications, and more | |
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