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WbHack
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Joined: 27 Jan 2005
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Location: Seattle
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 Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 1:03 am Post subject: SQL Tutorial |
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Finding these two to be great!
SQLcourse.com: Intro
SQLcourse2.com: More Advanced
The second one is the..... SEQUEL 
*gathers himself*
ok sorry. so this was mentioned in a newsletter - which already says it's been awhile - a year ago. It's written and organized VERY well. Makes it easy to feel like you're accomplishing something.
It doesn't really delve into table design and relationship design, it's more the syntax, but that's fine with me... I'm an access user - and always did it in design/table views so i already 'get it' (note the single quotes) for relationships....
this is certainly what i was looking for. i might even stop looking at the views and just bust open the code itself... |
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bdi
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Location: Chicago
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bdi
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| Also see the links page here at P-C for many more SQL links. |
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