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Beginning SQL Queries[electronic resource] :From Novice to Professional /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	005.756
書名/作者:	Beginning SQL Queries : From Novice to Professional // by Clare Churcher.
作者:	Churcher, Clare.
出版者:	Berkeley, CA : : Apress :, 2016.
面頁冊數:	xxii, 234 p. : : ill., digital ;; 24 cm.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
標題:	SQL (Computer program language)
標題:	Querying (Computer science)
標題:	Database management.
標題:	Computer programming.
標題:	Relational databases.
標題:	Computer Science.
標題:	Database Management.
標題:	Programming Languages, Compilers, Interpreters.
標題:	Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery.
標題:	Programming Techniques.
標題:	Data Structures.
ISBN:	9781484219553
ISBN:	9781484219546
內容註:	1. Relational Database Overview -- 2. Simple Queries on One Table -- 3. A First Look at Joins -- 4. Nested Queries -- 5. Self Joins -- 6. Multiple Relationships Between Tables -- 7. Set Operations -- 8. Aggregate Operations -- 9. Window Function -- 10. Efficiency Considerations -- 11. Approaching A Query -- 12. Common Problems -- Chapter 13: Appendix 1: Sample Database -- Chapter 14: Appendix 2: Relational Notation.
摘要、提要註:	Get started on mastering the one language binding the entire database industry. That language is SQL, and how it works is must-have knowledge for anyone involved with relational databases, and surprisingly also for anyone involved with NoSQL databases. SQL is universally used in querying and reporting on large data sets in order to generate knowledge to drive business decisions. Good knowledge of SQL is crucial to anyone working with databases, because it is with SQL that you retrieve data, manipulate data, and generate business results. Every relational database supports SQL for its expressiveness in writing queries underlying reports and business intelligence dashboards. Knowing how to write good queries is the foundation for all work done in SQL, and it is a foundation that Clare Churcher's book, Beginning SQL Queries, 2nd Edition, lays well. Write simple queries to extract data from a single table Combine data from many tables into one business result using set operations Translate natural language questions into database queries providing meaningful information to the business Avoid errors associated with duplicated and null values Summarize data with amazing ease using the newly-added feature of window functions Tackle tricky queries with confidence that you are generating correct results Investigate and understand the effects of indexes on the efficiency of queries.
電子資源:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-1955-3

Beginning SQL Queries[electronic resource] :From Novice to Professional /
Churcher, Clare.

Beginning SQL QueriesFrom Novice to Professional /[electronic resource] :by Clare Churcher. - 2nd ed. - Berkeley, CA :Apress :2016. - xxii, 234 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

1. Relational Database Overview -- 2. Simple Queries on One Table -- 3. A First Look at Joins -- 4. Nested Queries -- 5. Self Joins -- 6. Multiple Relationships Between Tables -- 7. Set Operations -- 8. Aggregate Operations -- 9. Window Function -- 10. Efficiency Considerations -- 11. Approaching A Query -- 12. Common Problems -- Chapter 13: Appendix 1: Sample Database -- Chapter 14: Appendix 2: Relational Notation.

Get started on mastering the one language binding the entire database industry. That language is SQL, and how it works is must-have knowledge for anyone involved with relational databases, and surprisingly also for anyone involved with NoSQL databases. SQL is universally used in querying and reporting on large data sets in order to generate knowledge to drive business decisions. Good knowledge of SQL is crucial to anyone working with databases, because it is with SQL that you retrieve data, manipulate data, and generate business results. Every relational database supports SQL for its expressiveness in writing queries underlying reports and business intelligence dashboards. Knowing how to write good queries is the foundation for all work done in SQL, and it is a foundation that Clare Churcher's book, Beginning SQL Queries, 2nd Edition, lays well. Write simple queries to extract data from a single table Combine data from many tables into one business result using set operations Translate natural language questions into database queries providing meaningful information to the business Avoid errors associated with duplicated and null values Summarize data with amazing ease using the newly-added feature of window functions Tackle tricky queries with confidence that you are generating correct results Investigate and understand the effects of indexes on the efficiency of queries.

ISBN: 9781484219553

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-1-4842-1955-3doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

351101
SQL (Computer program language)

LC Class. No.: QA76.73.S67 / C485 2016

Dewey Class. No.: 005.756

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