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Joe Celko's SQL For Smarties: Advanced SQL Programming, 2nd edition,
Joe Celko
The 2nd edition of Joe Celko's classic. Joe Celko's books show
how powerful and flexible the SQL language can be if you apply your creativity
to a problem. A must-have for every database professional and application
programer. ...Gary |
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Joe Celko's SQL Puzzles And Answers, Joe Celko
More creative SQL programming examples from Joe Celko. You don't
have to be a nerd to appreciate the creative uses of SQL in this book.
Also a must-have. ...Gary |
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Understanding the New SQL: A Complete Guide, Jim Melton,
Alan R. Simon
A good overall description of the SQL standards. |
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Handbook of Relational Database Design, Barbara von Halle
& Candace C. Fleming
A classic introduction to logical relational database design, including
definitions of normalization (do you know what 1st, 2nd, 3rd normal forms
are? You must!), business rules, database integrity, etc. ...Gary |
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Transaction Processing: Concepts and Techniques , Jim
Gray & Andreas Reuter
A classic treatise on Transaction Processing by Jim Gray, who was on
the original Tandem NonStop SQL design team. ...Gary |
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Database Nation : The Death of Privacy in the 21st Century,
by Simson Garfinkel
A recent, provocative arival that makes us reflect on the social and
legal consequences of the databases that we design and support. EVERY
database professional should read this to help them define their own moral
code regarding privacy. ...Gary |
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An Introduction to Database Systems, Volume 1, 7th edition,
C. J. Date
This is truly a classic introduction to relational database design by
one of the "originals". While Date's books can be tough reading for
some due to his academic writing style, it serves as a great reference
for relational database concepts and terminology. ...Gary |
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