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Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 21 Days (4th Edition)

Description

Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 21 Days, Fourth Edition provides a sold foundation in understanding the fundamentals of SQL (Structured Query Language). SQL is the query language used by relational databases such a Oracle, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft SQL Server. The new edition covers object-oriented programming with SQL, ODBC, JDBC, embedded SQL, accessing remote databases, and constructs. All new examples based on an open source database such as MySQL enhance this new edition by making the examples readily useable for readers.

Reviews

Rating: 2 / 5
Date: 2007-12-27
Summary: "Good information but too many errors"

Sam Teach Yourself SQL in 21 days looks like a rough draft. In Chapter 4, a DB called 'Conversions' is used but in the examples "From Convert" is used. One cannot reference a DB by the wrong name. This occurs again in Chapter 6 on Joining DBs where a 'PARTS' DB is referred to in examples as 'PART'. There are other errors of various types. I am constantly having to error check why an example does not work. If one likes troubleshooting this is a good book to practice with. Also the index does not allow one to look up 'DECIMAL', and some other terms that would be good to reference . If the book had been adequately edited, it would be a much better book to study from.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2007-09-23
Summary: "Great Book"

great book for a beginner.
SAMS Teach Yourself SQL in 21 days,
I am happy that I have bought this book.
Best regards,
Thomas
Germany

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2005-08-15
Summary: "Good for reading...better for reference"

"Teach Yourself in 21 Days" should imply to most that this isn't the book that is going to go over every topic in fine detail. You aren't going to become a SQL genius in 21 days, anyway. It gives a good broad range of topics. But also, if you don't know what SQL is or haven't seen a little, then you probably won't understand what you are learning. The samples and the code in this book seemed to work for me. I mostly use it as a reference to look up the correct syntax for code I don't use all the time.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2005-05-13
Summary: "Very Helpful"

I used this book a few years ago when I began learning SQL. The book is pretty good. It helped me learn and understand sql. The book even talks about PL/SQL and Transact-SQL. Read it and pay close attention to the statements and you will get most of it. If you can download an oracle database software for free, install it annd practice what you are learning from the book. Practic helped me a lot to learn quickly.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2005-03-17
Summary: "Beginners beware of typos"

This is a good book for beginners but also gets you on the path to more advanced SQL programming. However, beginners beware: I think I found a programming typo in nearly every chapter of the book. The most glaring to me was in Day 14 (p. 340) when a column named "NEW_TOTAL" was referenced in view LATE_PAYMENT (created from table BILLS). BILLS has an AMOUNT field but no NEW_TOTAL field. I have over 20 years programming experience and I had to disregard this entire example. I fear beginners will miss these types of mistakes. If this is one of the better books available (as stated by a previous reviewer), then I'm not sure what book to buy. No typos should exist in a book designed to teach programming.