December 2014
Intermediate to advanced
852 pages
17h 57m
English
SQL is tiered and some operations work at that level.
Keywords
BEGIN ATOMIC
Bulk load
COMMIT
CURRENT OF < cursor name >
DELETE FROM statement
ELSE
INSERT INTO statement
MERGE statement
Redundant duplicates
ROLLBACK
ROWID
SET
THEN
UPDATE statement
USING
WHEN [NOT] MATCHED
WHERE
There are only four things you can do with a set of rows in an SQL table: insert them into a table, delete them from a table, update the values in their rows, or query them. The unit of work is a set of whole rows inside a base table.
When you worked with file systems, access was one record at a time, then one field within a record. As you had repeated groups and other forms of variant records, you could change the structure of ...
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