Head First SQL / Lynn Beighley
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TextPublication details: New Delhi : Shroff Publishers , 2021.Edition: 1st edDescription: 571 p. : ills. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9788184043686
- 005.7565 BEH
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Includes index.
a place for everything
The select statement: Gifted data retrieval
Delete and update: A change will do you good
Smart table design: Why be normal?
Alter: Rewriting the past
Advanced select: Seeing your data with new eyes
Multi-table database design: Outgrowing your table
Joins and multi-table operations: Can't we all just get along?
Subqueries: Queries within queries
Outer joins, self joins, and unions: New maneuvers
Constraints, views, and transactions: Too many cooks spoil the database
Security: Protecting your assets
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