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Below are several free SQL tutorial sites. Some have the capability
for you to enter and execute SQL queries on-line. Most are not
specific to MS Access. However, MS Access SQL is very similar to
standard SQL. We encourage students to try one of these before or
after class. You can post follow-up questions to the web board below.
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SQLCourse:
Interactive Online SQL Training for beginners
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W3Schools
SQL Tutorial: Excellent on-line SQL course.
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SQL Zoo:
Another live SQL tutorial. Has a quick reference right up front.
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Hoffman's
WWW Introduction to SQL Tutorial:
Good, comprehensive tutorial. Does not use live SQL execution or
require a download.
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University
of Bristol Introduction to Access SQL
- Guide to learning SQL through Access. Covers using IIF and other
items of interest to Microsoft Access users. On the other hand the
tutorial refers to example databases.
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Web Sites |
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Jet
SQL - Reference to JET SQL at DevGuru.
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Fundamental
Microsoft JET SQL for Access 2000
- Microsoft Articles explaining the use of JET SQL in Access. There
are three articles: beginning, intermediate and advanced.
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Head
First SQL Sticky Magnets - Magnets? I never heard of them,
either. But here is a link to a really unusual learning tool -
virtual "sticky magnets" from Head First Books. You
rearrange them to create an SQL statement.
Have fun!
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SQL
Standards - JCC's SQL Standards page.
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Forums & Boards |
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Orange
Coast Database Associates
- New discussion board for learning SQL through
Access
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