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El. knyga: SQL in easy steps, 4th edition

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  • Formatas: 192 pages
  • Serija: In Easy Steps
  • Išleidimo metai: 23-Jun-2020
  • Leidėjas: In Easy Steps Limited
  • ISBN-13: 9781840789201
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  • Išleidimo metai: 23-Jun-2020
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  • ISBN-13: 9781840789201
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SQL (Structured Query Language) is THE standard language used world-wide for database communication on all popular database software. It allows the storage and manipulation of data both on Windows platforms and on Unix-based platforms, such as Linux.

SQL in easy steps, 4th edition begins by explaining how to download and install the free MySQL database server on both Windows and Linux platforms. This allows you to establish an environment in which to develop and administer your own databases. This book makes no assumption that you will have previous knowledge of any programming or scripting language so it's ideal for the newcomer to SQL. Each chapter builds your knowledge of executing database queries. The book contains exciting chapters on how to selectively extract data from within one, or more, databases and there are complete examples that illustrate each aspect of SQL. By the end of this book you will have gained a sound understanding of the Structured Query Language and be able to write your own SQL scripts to insert, extract, and manipulate data.

SQL in easy steps, 4th edition has an easy-to-follow style that will appeal to anyone who wants to begin using databases. It is suitable for those with little or no experience of SQL. This book will appeal to all who need a fundamental understanding of database administration with SQL:

  • Web developers wanting to add database interaction to their web sites
  • Programmers wanting to add SQL to their skills set
  • Hobbyists who want to begin creating SQL scripts for upload to their own ISP
  • Students or those seeking a career in computing.
  • Free, downloadable source code is available from our website so you can check the code against your own work, and get started straight away!



    SQL in easy steps, 4th edition gives the reader a sound understanding of the Structured Query Language so they can write their own SQL scripts to insert, extract and manipulate data.
    1 Introducing Sql
    7(14)
    What is SQL?
    8(2)
    Making SQL queries
    10(2)
    Installing MySQL on Windows
    12(2)
    Installing MySQL on Linux
    14(2)
    Adding an ODBC connector
    16(2)
    Using Microsoft Query tool
    18(2)
    Summary
    20(1)
    2 Getting Started
    21(10)
    Introducing databases
    22(1)
    Exploring databases
    23(1)
    Creating a database
    24(2)
    Deleting a database
    26(2)
    Running SQL scripts
    28(2)
    Summary
    30(1)
    3 Creating Database Tables
    31(16)
    Exploring database tables
    32(2)
    Creating a table
    34(2)
    Deleting a table
    36(2)
    Table data types
    38(2)
    Table field modifiers
    40(2)
    Setting the primary key
    42(2)
    Altering a table
    44(2)
    Summary
    46(1)
    4 Inserting Data Into Tables
    47(14)
    Inserting complete rows
    48(2)
    Including a columns list
    50(2)
    Inserting selected data
    52(2)
    Updating data
    54(2)
    Changing specific data
    56(2)
    Deleting data
    58(2)
    Summary
    60(1)
    5 Retrieving Data From Tables
    61(12)
    Retrieving a column
    62(2)
    Retrieving multiple columns
    64(2)
    Retrieving a row
    66(2)
    Copying retrieved data
    68(2)
    Inserting selected fields
    70(2)
    Summary
    72(1)
    6 Sorting Retrieved Data
    73(10)
    Sorting a column
    74(2)
    Sorting multiple columns
    76(2)
    Sorting by column position
    78(2)
    Setting the sort direction
    80(2)
    Summary
    82(1)
    7 Simple Data Filtering
    83(12)
    Making comparisons
    84(2)
    Comparing a single value
    86(2)
    Comparing a range of values
    88(2)
    Seeking non-matches
    90(2)
    Finding null values
    92(2)
    Summary
    94(1)
    8 Complex Data Filtering
    95(16)
    Comparing multiple values
    96(2)
    Comparing alternative values
    98(2)
    Comparing alternative lists
    100(2)
    Specifying evaluation order
    102(2)
    Matching strings
    104(2)
    Matching characters
    106(2)
    Matching regular expressions
    108(2)
    Summary
    110(1)
    9 Generating Calculated Fields
    111(10)
    Concatenating fields
    112(2)
    Trimming padded spaces
    114(2)
    Adopting aliases
    116(2)
    Doing arithmetic
    118(2)
    Summary
    120(1)
    10 Manipulating Data
    121(12)
    Introducing functions
    122(2)
    Text functions
    124(2)
    Numeric functions
    126(2)
    Date and time functions
    128(2)
    System functions
    130(2)
    Summary
    132(1)
    11 Grouping Table Data
    133(16)
    Finding summary values
    134(2)
    Counting rows
    136(2)
    Discovering total values
    138(2)
    Working with distinct values
    140(2)
    Creating data groups
    142(2)
    Filtering grouped data
    144(2)
    Sorting filtered group data
    146(2)
    Summary
    148(1)
    12 Making Complex Queries
    149(12)
    Using sub-queries
    150(2)
    Sub-query calculated fields
    152(2)
    Combining queries
    154(2)
    Handling duplicate rows
    156(2)
    Sorting combined results
    158(2)
    Summary
    160(1)
    13 Joining Database Tables
    161(14)
    What are joins?
    162(2)
    Creating a join
    164(2)
    Joining multiple tables
    166(2)
    Creating self joins
    168(2)
    Creating natural joins
    170(2)
    Specifying join direction
    172(2)
    Summary
    174(1)
    Handy reference 175(12)
    Index 187
    Mike McGrath gained his extensive knowledge of computer languages while working as a developer contracting to companies around the world, and is an established In Easy Steps author.