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 | | SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (A Problem - Solution Approach) by Joseph Sack ISBN-10: 9781590595701 ISBN-10: 1-59059-570-X ISBN-13: 9781590595701 ISBN-13: 978-1-59059-570-1 Paperback 2005-12-06 Apress Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description Need to brush up on specific SQL Server tasks, procedures, or Transact-SQL commands? Not finding what you need from SQL Server books online? Or perhaps you just want to familiarize yourself with the practical application of new T-SQL–related features. SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Receipes: A Problem-Solution Approach is an ideal book, whatever your level as a DBA or developer. This "no-fluff" desk reference offers direct access to the information you need to get the job done. It covers basic T-SQL data manipulation, the use of stored procedures, triggers and UDFs, and advanced T-SQL techniques for database security and maintenance. It also provides hundreds of practical recipes that describe the utilities of features and functions, with a minimim of background theory. Additionally, this book provides "how-to" answers to common SQL Server T-SQL questions, conceptual overviews, and highlights of new features introduced in SQL Server 2005. It also features concise T-SQL syntax examples, and you can use the book to prepare for a SQL Server-related job interview or certification test. | ||
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One of the best SQL books out there! This book packs a lot of information, from beginning to advanced topics. I learned a lot from this book esp. when I was pressed for time trying to fix things and do some scripts for the department I work for. I would definitely recommend this book to learn SQL scripting and other things related to database and table design. | ||
Excellent learning aid for a SQL Server beginner Great, convenient reference: I usually check it before turning to Google and MSDN, and so far have found it to be a sufficient, and far-easier-to-navigate, resource. | ||
Excellent Practical Reference Background: Professional developer with 20 years experience of application programming and embedded development who is recently learning SQL / SQL Server. I was looking for a solution to a problem and found it in the online text included in this book. The solution saved me about 2 hours of research, so I went ahead and bought the book since it had already paid for itself. It has since paid for itself many times over. | ||
Great T-SQL Cookbook This is a great book to keep at arms length. It has many great examples of the T-SQL commands and syntax. I use it most oftern when I find myself asking the question, "How do you use that command?". Subject matter is complete and includes the XML extensions to T-SQL. | ||
Good reference but not enough detail to be truly comprehensive I think this book is a good addition to your bookshelf but I was hoping for a little more. The price is right and the breadth of topic coverage is fine. I just want more "recipes"; that is more examples showcasing each topic with variations on how to use different commands and techniques in my SQL code plus best practices for developing a SQL Server databases across an enterprise software system. | ||