Title:
Learning SQL : a step by step guide using Access
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Publication Information:
Boston, MA : Addison Wesley, 2003
ISBN:
9780321119049
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Summary
Summary
Learning SQL: A Step-By-Step Guide Using Access is a brief, hands-on tutorial that covers the basics of using SQL and using the Access database engine with SQL. It assumes no previous knowledge of programming or databases.
Table of Contents
(Each chapter, except Chapter 0, concludes with Exercises.) |
0 The Software Engineering Process and Relational Databases |
What is a Database? Database Models |
A Brief Look at Normal Forms |
What is the Software Engineering Process? |
References |
1 Getting into SQL in Access |
Opening up the Student.mdb Database |
Getting into SQL in Access |
Typing in an SQL Query |
Running an SQL Query |
Saving an SQL Query |
Editing a SQL Query in Access |
Viewing Table Designs |
Viewing Data in Tables |
Deleting tables or Queries |
Printing SQL Code and Output from Access |
2 Beginning SQL commands in Access |
The Select |
Selecting Fields |
Selecting Rows (tuples) |
Using Aliases |
Table Qualifiers |
A Convention for Writing SQL Statements |
Few Syntactical Notes about SQL in Access |
3 Creating and Populating Tables |
Creating a Table |
Inserting Values into a Table |
The Update Command |
The Alter Table Command |
The Delete Command |
Deleting a Table |
Data Types in Access |
The Date type and Date Formatting |
4 Joins |
The Join |
The Cartesian Product |
Equi-Joins |
Theta Joins |
Natural Join |
Joining More Than Two Tables |
Outer Joins |
5 Functions |
Aggregate Functions |
Calculating with Fields as Row-level Functions |
Other Functions |
String Functions |
Date Functions |
6 Query Development and Derived Structures |
Query Development |
Parentheses in SQL Expressions |
Derived Structures |
Query Development with Derived Structures |
7 Set Operations |
Union And Union All |
The In and Not..In Predicates |
Using In as a Subquery |
Using Not..In |
Approaching the Difference Operation |