Sql : The Complete Reference / With Cd - 2nd edition

Weinberg, Paul N. : Apple Computer Corporation

Groff, James R. : Network Innovations Corporation

Part I: An Overview of SQL

1: Introduction
2: A Quick Tour of SQL
3: SQL in Perspective
4: Relational Databases

Part II: Retrieving Data

5: SQL Basics
6: Simple Queries
7: Multitable Queries (Joins)
8: Summary Queries
9: Subqueries and Query Expressions

Part III: Updating Data

10: Database Updates
11: Data Integrity
12: Transaction Processing

Part IV: Database Structure

13: Creating a Database
14: Views
15: SQL Security
16: The System Catalog

Part V: Programming with SQL

17: Embedded SQL
18: Dynamic SQL *
19: SQL APIs

Part VI: SQL Today and Tomorrow

20: Database Processing and Stored Procedures
21: SQL and Data Warehousing
22: SQL and Application Servers
23: SQL Networking and Distributed Databases
24: SQL and Objects
25: SQL and XML
26: The Future of SQL

Part VII: Appendixes

A: The Sample Database
B: Database Vendor Profiles
C: SQL Syntax Reference
D: SQL Call-Level Interface
E: SQL Information Schema Standard
F: CD-ROM Installation Guide

• Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Mac OS X 10.3 or above
• At least 128 MB RAM, a 600 mHz processor, and 110 MB of hard drive space
• 1024x768 screen resolution or larger

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