Roger E. Sanders, Roger Sanders
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Total reviews: 3
Average rating: 4.5 of 5
A Narrow Focus, but just what you might need 4 out of 5 stars.
13 of 14 people found this review helpful.
This book makes a great reference guide for anyone needing to create or sort SQL queries and reports in the DB2 environment. It goes through everything, from the initial setup to the basic queries to how to really get the most from your database.To be honest, it's a little narrow in focus in that it concentrates so exclusively on one application of SQL, but it's pretty up front about it's target audience so you can't really fault it there.
Not a book for SQL beginners then, or even for anyone looking for a general SQL guide, but a must-have for anyone serious about using it with DB2 every day, or looking for an addition to their office library. In fact, the book is pricey enough to imply that it's intended as a resource for the whole office to use - though the inclusion of a full copy of IBM DB2 more than makes up for the cost.
Editorial Review:
Hands-on information--Shows readers how to develop B2 applications using embedded SQL. Walks readers through the basic steps needed to build, test, and debug embedded SQL applications that communicate with DB2 databases. Full explanation--Each SQL statement available will be explained in detail and tested with C++ and JAVA programming examples that illustrate how to embed each SQL statement in an application source code. This will be available both in the book, and on the disc. The disc contains the latest version of IBM DB2 Universal Server, plus all of the code from the book and extra development tools and utilities. Approximatley 350 Java and C++ example programs are provided in this book.