Effective SQL: 61 Specific Ways to Write Better SQL by John L. Viescas, Douglas J. Steele, and Ben G. Clothier

About The E-Book

• Title – Effective SQL: 61 Specific Ways to Write Better SQL
• Author – John L. Viescas, Douglas J. Steele, and Ben G. Clothier
• Total Pages – 546 Pages
• Total Chapters – 10 Chapters
• E-Book Size – 24 MBs

With the help of effective SQL, you may use SQL to tackle complicated problems and create databases that will make data administration easier in the future.

It is the only book written today that covers all of these SQL versions: IBM DB2, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL,

Oracle Database, and PostgreSQL, and combines advanced best practices with practical sample code.

The authors list 61 tried-and-true strategies for writing better SQL, drawing on their vast expertise as top-tier database consultants and educators.

The authors highlight the important distinctions in areas where SQL versions vary so you may make the most of whichever version you prefer. This full-color manual offers plenty of useable code, clear, helpful explanations, and professional advice.

It handles difficulties ranging from managing hierarchies and metadata to optimizing database structures, going much beyond simple syntax. If you are already familiar with the fundamentals of SQL, this tutorial will teach you how to solve SQL issues like an expert.

Book Contents

• Data Model Design
• Programmability and Index Design
• When You Can’t Change the Design
• Filtering and Finding Data
• Aggregation
• Subqueries
• Getting and Analyzing Metadata

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