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40 reviews(Ebook) SQL The Complete Reference 2nd Edition by James Groff, Paul Weinberg - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9780072225594 ,0072225599
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ISBN 10: 0072225599
ISBN 13: 9780072225594
Author: James Groff, Paul Weinberg
(Ebook) SQL The Complete Reference 2nd Edition Table of contents:
Part I: An Overview of SQL
1 Introduction
The SQL Language
The Role of SQL
SQL Success Factors
2 A Quick Tour of SQL
A Simple Database
Retrieving Data
Summarizing Data
Adding Data to the Database
Deleting Data
Updating the Database
Protecting Data
Creating a Database
Summary
3 SQL in Perspective
SQL and the Evolution of Database Management
A Brief History of SQL
SQL Standards
SQL and Networking
The Proliferation of SQL
Summary
4 Relational Databases
Early Data Models
The Relational Data Model
Codd's 12 Rules for Relational Databases*
Summary
Part II: Retrieving Data
5 SQL Basics
Statements
Names
Data Types
Constants
Expressions
Built-In Functions
Missing Data (NULL Values)
Summary
6 Simple Queries
The SELECT Statement
Query Results
Simple Queries
Selecting All Columns (SELECT *)
Duplicate Rows (DISTINCT)
Row Selection (WHERE Clause)
Search Conditions
The Comparison Test (=, <>, <, <=, >, >=)
Sorting Query Results (ORDER BY Clause)
Rules for Single-Table Query Processing
Summary
7 Multitable Queries (Joins)
A Two-Table Query Example
Simple Joins (Equi-Joins)
Non-Equi-Joins
SQL Considerations for Multitable Queries
Multitable Query Performance
The Structure of a Join
Outer Joins
Joins and the SQL Standard
Summary
8 Summary Queries
Column Functions
Grouped Queries (GROUP BY Clause)
Group Search Conditions (HAVING Clause)
Summary
9 Subqueries and Query Expressions
Using Subqueries
Subquery Search Conditions
Subqueries and Joins
Nested Subqueries
Correlated Subqueries*
Subqueries in the HAVING Clause*
Subquery Summary
Advanced Queries*
SQL Queries: A Final Summary
Part III: Updating Data
10 Database Updates
Adding Data to the Database
Deleting Data from the Database
Modifying Data in the Database
Summary
11 Data Integrity
What Is Data Integrity?
Required Data
Simple Validity Checking
Entity Integrity
Referential Integrity
Advanced Constraint Capabilities
Business Rules
Summary
12 Transaction Processing
What Is a Transaction?
The ANSI/ISO SQL Transaction Model
Transactions: Behind the Scenes*
Transactions and Multiuser Processing
Locking*
Versioning*
Summary
Part IV: Database Structure
13 Creating a Database
The Data Definition Language
Creating a Database
Table Definitions
Constraint Definitions
Aliases and Synonyms (CREATE/DROP ALIAS)
Indexes (CREATE/DROP INDEX)
Managing Other Database Objects
Database Structure
Database Structure and the ANSI/ISO Standard
Summary
14 View
Creating a View (CREATE VIEW)
Updating a View
Dropping a View (DROP VIEW)
Materialized Views*
Summary
15 SQL Security
SQL Security Concepts
Views and SQL Security
Granting Privileges (GRANT)
Revoking Privileges (REVOKE)
Role-Based Security
Summary
16 The System Catalog
What Is the System Catalog?
Table Information
Column Information
View Information
Remarks
Relationship Information
User Information
Privileges Information
The SQL Information Schema
Other Catalog Information
Summary
Part V: Programming with SQL
17 Embedded SQL
Programmatic SQL Techniques
Simple Embedded SQL Statements
Data Retrieval in Embedded SQL
Cursor-Based Deletes and Updates
Cursors and Transaction Processing
Summary
18 Dynamic SQL*
Limitations of Static SQL
Dynamic SQL Concepts
Dynamic Statement Execution (EXECUTE IMMEDIATE)
Two-Step Dynamic Execution
Dynamic Queries
Dynamic SQL Dialects
Dynamic SQL and the SQL Standard
Summary
19 SQL APIs
API Concepts
The dblib API (SQL Server)
ODBC and the SQL/CLI Standard
The ODBC API
The Oracle Call Interface (OCI)
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
Summary
Part VI: SQL Today and Tomorrow
20 Database Processing and Stored Procedural SQL
Procedural SQL Concepts
A Basic Example
Using Stored Procedures
Advantages of Stored Procedures
Stored Procedure Performance
System-Defined Stored Procedures
External Stored Procedures
Triggers
Stored Procedures, Functions, Triggers, and the SQL Standard
Summary
21 SQL and Data Warehousing
Data Warehousing Concepts
Database Architecture for Warehousing
Warehouse Performance
Summary
22 SQL and Application Servers
SQL and Web Sites: Early Implementations
Application Servers and Three-Tier Web Site Architectures
Database Access from Application Servers
Application Server Caching
Summary
23 SQL Networking and Distributed Databases
The Challenge of Distributed Data Management
Distributing Data: Practical Approaches
Distributed Database Access
The Two-Phase Commit Protocol*
Network Applications and Database Architecture
Summary
24 SQL and Objects
Object-Oriented Databases
Object-Relational Databases
Abstract (Structured) Data Types
Inheritance
Sets, Arrays, and Collections
User-Defined Data Types
Methods and Stored Procedures
Object Support in the SQL Standard
Summary
25 SQL and XML
What Is XML?
XML Basics
XML for Data
Using XML with Databases
XML and Metadata
XML and Queries
XML Databases
Summary
26 Specialty Databases
Very Low Latency and In-Memory Databases
In-Memory Database Implementations
Complex Event-Processing and Stream Databases
Embedded Databases
Mobile Databases
Summary
27 The Future of SQL
Database Market Trends
SQL in the Next Decade
Summary
Part VII: Appendixes
A: The Sample Database
B: DBMS Vendor Profiles
C: SQL Syntax Reference
Data Definition Statements
Access Control Statements
Basic Data Manipulation Statements
Transaction-Processing Statements
Cursor-Based Statements
Query Expressions
Search Conditions
Expressions
Statement Elements
Simple Elements
Index
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