Wildly Over-ambitious Book Title of the Week
One of my co-workers has on his desk "Teach yourself SQL in 10 minutes". Yes, it is a SAMS book.
According to Ben Forta, the author, it is one of the best selling SQL books of all time. Not surprisng: who could resist a title like that?
I like his emphasis on getting stuff done. Even so, I think ten minutes is just about long enough to decide whether to pronounce it "sequel" or "ess queue ell".
According to Ben Forta, the author, it is one of the best selling SQL books of all time. Not surprisng: who could resist a title like that?
I like his emphasis on getting stuff done. Even so, I think ten minutes is just about long enough to decide whether to pronounce it "sequel" or "ess queue ell".
posted by APC at 4:18 am
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Love this post's title!
I say "ess queue ell" for the language and "mysequel" for the db. Is that a character flaw?
my word: hollo - oddly appropriate.
...and contents content specific to IBM DB2, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and Sybase Adapative Server.
But does it cover the fast=true parameter?
word: proto
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