SQL QuickStart Guide: The Simplified Beginner's Guide to SQL

Our goal here is simple: to show you exactly everything you need to know to utilize SQL in whatever capacity you may need in simple, easy-to-follow concepts. More often than not, organizations implement a relational database management system in one form or another. The ultimate beginner's guide to learning SQL - from retrieving data to creating databases! Structured query language, or SQL (pronounced "sequel" by many), is the most widely used programming language in database management and is the standard language for relational database management systems (RD

Great book for begginners Manasa This book is really good if you are looking for a beginners guide in sql this would be the book i would choose. This has the very basics in sql like how to create, insert and delete tables in a sql database. It also gives us knowledge on how to pose queries that we are dealing with in sql. How to join tables and read the questions and how to convert them into sql queries. There are many examples and practice exercises to get a complete grip on sql commands and queries. If you are beginner in computer sciences and would like basic knowledge on databases and sql i would highly sugge. Ok, but very basic. Very basic. For the price, I expected more than just a small book. It does give the basics and puts it in a fairly simple form. If books help you with this sort of thing, you will need another book after this one. I guess you would be able to write a basic SQL maybe after reading this. I bought this for use at work with people to reference.. Clear, concise, basic My wife will write this review:I have an accounting degree. The one thing I wish my college had focused more on was the software frequently used by accountants/accounts payable employees. After reading this book, I feel as though I could easily use SQL in a work setting. I can put it on my resume to say that am "knowledgeable" in the software. Although I still have no experience, I can get an employers attention by stating that I know how to use the software.I think this is good for someone who needs to know enough to get started. I've never worked with the software before in my l