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SQL: Beginners Guide To Learning SQL
How to start creating and using SQL databases, even if you have no prior programming experience.Are you looking for a more streamlined way to manage information? Do you have large volumes of data that need to be accessed through a sophisticated communication system? Could your company benefit from the advantages SQL offers? SQL, or Structured Query Language, has been around since the 80s. It has proven to be effective and efficient, making it the ideal solution for your database demands. The best part? You can learn how to program using SQL in just nine chapters.SQL introduces you to the basics of programming using comprehensive examples and step-by-step practice problems that set you up for success. In addition, you’ll ● How to create your very first database● Clauses to help you retrieve data● Data manipulation functions● The basics of queries and subqueries● Transaction processing management● Step by step instructions and walkthroughs to help you start programming right away And so much more!You don’t have to be intimidated by the complexities of database management. With SQL, all your data problems can be solved. Add to cart
120 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 9, 2019
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July 6, 2020
Excellent Book for SQL Beginners
I have done some lightweight coding off and on since the ‘80s, so I am familiar with the concept of SQL though I have never ventured to try my hand at any projects myself. I'll admit that some rudiments of working with databases seem a bit arcane to me. I thought this book is a solid, hands-on introduction to SQL that helps the reader first get up to speed about the concepts that you need to know to work with databases, and this is followed up by a series of chapters that has you working with real projects on your own server. This isn’t some simple tip guide cobbled together from internet sources. It is a solid step-by-step book that will teach you the fundamentals of SQL (and perhaps a few more advanced ideas as well). I thought the book was relatively clear, as technical books like this can sometimes speak over at the true beginners’ heads. While I didn't have time to work on the projects while reading for this review, I intend to go back and finally conquer my fear of making a database and working with SQL.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
I have done some lightweight coding off and on since the ‘80s, so I am familiar with the concept of SQL though I have never ventured to try my hand at any projects myself. I'll admit that some rudiments of working with databases seem a bit arcane to me. I thought this book is a solid, hands-on introduction to SQL that helps the reader first get up to speed about the concepts that you need to know to work with databases, and this is followed up by a series of chapters that has you working with real projects on your own server. This isn’t some simple tip guide cobbled together from internet sources. It is a solid step-by-step book that will teach you the fundamentals of SQL (and perhaps a few more advanced ideas as well). I thought the book was relatively clear, as technical books like this can sometimes speak over at the true beginners’ heads. While I didn't have time to work on the projects while reading for this review, I intend to go back and finally conquer my fear of making a database and working with SQL.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
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