SQL for dummies / Allen G Taylor.

Includes index.

Getting started with SQL. Relational database fundamentals ; SQL fundamentals ; The components of SQL -- Using SQL to build databases. Building and maintaining a simple database structure ; Building a multi-table relational database -- Storing and retrieving data. Manipulating database data ; Handling temporal data ; Specifying valuse ; Using advanced SQL value expressions ; Zeroing in on the data you want ; Using relational operators ; Delving deep with nested queries ; Recursive queries -- Controlling operations. Providing database security ; Protecting data ; Using SQL within applications -- Taking SQL to the real world. Accessing data with ODBC and JDBC ; Operating on SML data with SQL ; SQL and JSON -- Advanced topics. Stepping through a dataset with cursors ; Adding procedural capabilities with persistent stored modules ; Handling errors ; Triggers -- The part of tens. Ten common mistakes ; Ten retrieval tips -- Appendix: ISO/IEC SQL: 2016 reserved words.

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