SQL All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (with source code)

This book is not just about SQL, but also about how SQL fits into the process of creating and maintaining databases and database applications. In this book, I cover how SQL fits into the larger world of application development and how it handles data coming in from other computers, which may be on the other side of the world, or even in interplanetary space.

I assume you may want to do a few things; for example, recreate some of the examples in the book. You may even want to enter some SQL code and execute it. To do that, you need at the very least an SQL editor, and more likely a database management system of some sort. Many choices are available, both proprietary and open-source. I mention several of these at various places throughout the book. I don’t recommend any one in particular. Any product that complies with the ANSI/ISO international SQL standard should be fine.

TABLE OF CONTENT:
Book 1 - SQL Concepts
Book 2 - Relational Database Development
Book 3 - SQL Queries
Book 4 - Data Security
Book 5 - SQL and Programming
Book 6 - SQL and XML
Book 7 - Database Tuning Overview
Book 8 - Appendixes

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