October 2002
Beginner
864 pages
18h 41m
English
| Q1: | Why should I be concerned about SQL? |
| A1: | Until recently, if you weren't working on a large database system, you probably had only a passing knowledge of SQL. With the advent of client/server development tools (such as Visual Basic, Visual C++, ODBC, Borland's Delphi, and Sybase's PowerBuilder) and the movement of several large databases (Oracle and Sybase) to the PC platform, most business applications being developed today require a working knowledge of SQL. |
| Q2: | Why do I need to know anything about relational database theory to use SQL? |
| A2: | SQL was developed to service relational databases. Without a minimal understanding of relational database theory, you will not be able to use SQL effectively except in the most trivial cases. |
| Q3: | All the ... |
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