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Robert W. - 19 Oct 2005 19:31 GMT
Hi group, I'm currently searching for lecture about SQL in general.
There are a lot of books. But all of them, at least those I had a look
into, are far too explanatory for me. I mean they introduce some
conecept, construct or language feature by presenting an example,
which it is applied to and leave you allone. That is not really the
stuff I can deal with. The other way round is much easier for me I
think.
Are there any books, web sites or other sources out there with
a more formal look on SQL?

Thanks in advance

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mountain man - 20 Oct 2005 01:53 GMT
> Hi group, I'm currently searching for lecture about SQL in general.
> There are a lot of books. But all of them, at least those I had a look
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> Are there any books, web sites or other sources out there with
> a more formal look on SQL?

Google "podcast" and "SQL" ....
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