Access 2013 Pure SQL
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Book Description
The first goal of this book is to provide the power user and database professional with SQL solutions to problems they face in the business working environment. To achieve this, the author uses his experience from the myriad of projects he participated for almost twenty five years. He also follows user newsgroups where multiple business problems are posted. It is a pragmatic book that will show you how to calculate discounted sales volumes based on revenue volumes, how to calculate employee commissions based on their sales, how to update multiple product prices from multiple suppliers conditionally, or how to find products with prices above the average product price. The book will not waste your time by repeating "in a beautified form" what is in the help file; it is intended to help you with your time, not waste it.
The second goal of this book is to help people who want to learn SQL from the ground up. For this reason the author included in the beginning of each chapter simple but not simplistic theory so that the novice can be gradually introduced to the concepts of practical SQL and become an expert. If you need to teach SQL for Access in a class environment, you might want to consider the book "MS Access 2013 SQL Comprehensive" from the same author.
Pindaro, is currently a faculty member in the School of Management at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His exciting relationship with databases started with DBase III back in 1991, continuing with all versions of Access since early 1993, and working with MS SQL Server, MySQL, and IBM DB2 for a number of years. He is still in love with all of them. After almost twenty five years, he still works with data, information processing, integration, and dissemination. Pindaro is always available for help at alphapress@hotmail.com. He loves responding to questions.
Book Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1 SQL FOUNDATION FOR BUSINESS
CHAPTER 2 CREATE, EDIT, AND DELETE TABLES USING SQL
CHAPTER 3 CREATE, EDIT, AND DELETE INDEXES USING SQL
CHAPTER 4 CREATE, EDIT, DELETE RELATIONSHIPS USING SQL
CHAPTER 5 THE SELECT STATEMENT
CHAPTER 6 THE OR AND AND OPERATORS
CHAPTER 7 SORTING RECORDS: THE ORDER BY CLAUSE
CHAPTER 8 WORKING WITH WILDCARD CHARACTERS
CHAPTER 9 THE LIKE OPERATOR
CHAPTER 10 EQUALITY AND INEQUALITY PREDICATES
CHAPTER 11 THE BETWEEN OPERATOR
CHAPTER 12 THE IN OPERATOR
CHAPTER 13 THE DISTINCT PREDICATE
CHAPTER 14 THE TOP PREDICATE
CHAPTER 15 CALCULATED FIELDS
CHAPTER 16 CONCATENATED FIELDS
CHAPTER 17 THE GROUP BY CLAUSE
CHAPTER 18 AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS
CHAPTER 19 CROSSTAB QUERIES
CHAPTER 20 PARAMETER QUERIES
CHAPTER 21 CONDITIONAL DATA MANIPULATION
CHAPTER 22 UNION OPERATIONS
CHAPTER 23 DUPLICATE, ORPHANED, and UNRELATED RECORDS
CHAPTER 24 WORKING WITH NULLS
CHAPTER 25 TYPE CONVERSION FUNCTIONS
CHAPTER 26 WORKING WITH STRINGS
CHAPTER 27 WORKING WITH DATES
CHAPTER 28 UPDATE SQL STATEMENTS
CHAPTER 29 DELETE STATEMENTS
CHAPTER 30 WORKING WITH JOINS
CHAPTER 31 WORKING WITH SUB-QUERIES