Learning SQL
Learning SQL
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Author(s): Beaulieu, Alan
ISBN No.: 9781600330520
Pages: 400
Year: 200509
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 48.23
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Status: Available

1. A Little Background.       Introduction to Databases       What Is SQL?       What Is MySQL?       What's in Store  2. Creating and Populating a Database.       Creating a MySQL Database       Using the mysql Command-Line Tool       MySQL Data Types       Table Creation       Populating and Modifying Tables       When Good Statements Go Bad       The Bank Schema  3. Query Primer.       Query Mechanics       Query Clauses       The select Clause       The from Clause       The where Clause       The group by and having Clauses       The order by Clause       Exercises  4. Filtering.


      Condition Evaluation       Building a Condition       Condition Types       NULL: That Four-Letter Word       Exercises  5. Querying Multiple Tables.       What Is a Join?       Joining Three or More Tables       Self-Joins       Equi-Joins Versus Non-Equi-Joins       Join Conditions Versus Filter Conditions       Exercises  6. Working with Sets.       Set Theory Primer       Set Theory in Practice       Set Operators       Set Operation Rules       Exercises  7. Data Generation, Conversion, and Manipulation.       Working with String Data       Working with Numeric Data       Working with Temporal Data       Conversion Functions       Exercises  8. Grouping and Aggregates.


      Grouping Concepts       Aggregate Functions       Generating Groups       Group Filter Conditions       Exercises  9. Subqueries.       What Is a Subquery?       Subquery Types       Noncorrelated Subqueries       Correlated Subqueries       When to Use Subqueries       Subquery Wrap-up       Exercises 10. Joins Revisited.       Outer Joins       Cross Joins       Natural Joins       Exercises 11. Conditional Logic.       What Is Conditional Logic?       The Case Expression       Case Expression Examples       Exercises 12. Transactions.


      Multiuser Databases       What Is a Transaction? 13. Indexes and Constraints.       Indexes       Constraints A. ER Diagram for Example Database B. MySQL Extensions to the SQL Language C. Solutions to Exercises D. Further Resources Index.


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