The following
are some of the SQL books we have drawn from in preparing our
Microsoft Access SQL (JET SQL) training material. Recommendations are
based on a combination of content and price. Recommended books are
marked with an *; strong recommendations with **. We will add to this
list from time to time. Post your comments or suggestions for
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Bagui,
Sikha
and Earp, Richard (2004) ** Learning
SQL: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Access.
Boston,
MA: Pearson Education. ISBN0321-11904-5.
[ At last! This is the first book we have seen that covers SQL from
the viewpoint of an Access user. Long overdue and a good, almost
indespensable title to have in your library. ]
Celko, Joe
(1995) Instant
SQL Programming.
Birmingham, UK: Wrox Press. ISBN 1-874416-50-8. [ An excellent
introductory book by an expert in the field.]
Forta, Ben
(2001) **SQL
in 10 Minutes.
Indianapolis, IN: SAMS. ISBN 0-672-32128-9. [
Compact and inexpensive little handbook but surprisingly good value
for money. I recommend it to my beginning SQL students.]
Buy
this book at Amzon.com...
Gruber, Martin
(1990) *Understanding
SQL.
Alameda, CA: SYBEX. ISBN 0-89588-644-8. [ Good
beginner/intermediate level book, although a little older. Lots of
examples using subqueries. Unfortunately, out-of-print so
availability is limited.
] Buy
this book at Amazon.com...
Harrington,
Jan L. (1998) SQL
Clearly Explained.
San Diego, CA: Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-326426-X. [ Basic text
for this course. Straightforward introduction to standard SQL at the
beginner/intermediate level. Does not go into advanced query design topics.]
Buy
this book at Amazon,com...
Related
book lists:
The following
book lists
on this site may prove of interest as well: MS
Access Book List
and ANSI
SQL Book List.
Or, use the search box below. (Note: the box has been preloaded for
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