Learn database programming using SQL of MS Access 2007 : easy transition to other SQL platforms

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Title:

Author:

Ugboma, Eghosa.

ISBN:

9781419668876

Personal Author:

Ugboma, Eghosa.

Publication Information:

North Charleston, SC : Booksurge Pub., 2009.

Physical Description:

xviii, 382 pages : illustrations, charts ; 26 cm

General Note:

Includes index.

Contents:

Reviewing relational database model -- Retrieving data from single tables -- More on retrieving data from single tables -- Retrieving data from multiple tables -- Single-row fucntions -- More on single-row functions -- Multiple-row functions and results sets -- Subqueries -- Creating and maintaining tables structures -- Applying constraints to tables columns -- Manipulating data in tables -- Views and indexes -- Using VBA procedures to manipulate SQL statements -- Using VBA procedures to establish database security -- Appendices.

Subject Term:

Database management.

Database programming.

Relational database.

Structured query language.

SQL.

MS Access.

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Summary

This is Dr. Eghosa Ugboma's second textbook on learning SQL programming using different versions of MS Windows operating systems and different versions of MS Access. Although, this book is written using MS Windows Vista and MS Access 2007, his first textbook teaches SQL programming using MS Windows XP and MS Access 2003. However, if you are running MS Windows 2000, MS Access 2002, and MS Access 2000, Dr. Ugboma's first textbook on learning SQL is perfectly suitable for those MS windows and MS Access versions. His first textbook ISBN is 1-4196-5358-X or 978-1-4196-5358-2. Both books contain lots of hands-on activities that make crossing over to Oracle, SQL Server, and other high-end SQL platforms easy. All the alternative methods introduced and used in both textbooks work perfectly in other SQL platforms.