WRITING SQL: THE SIMPLIFIED BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO SQL PROGRAMMING AND PRACTICE PROBLEM

by Ryan Brown

DescriptionThis book in detail will explain SQL statements in layman terms. This book will help beginners start writing statements that are related to SQL in very less time. SQL is one of the most famous database query languages and can easily make things work in the database applications. We will start with a thorough explanation of the relational databases and the relationships that are present. It is obvious to introduce the basic history of SQL and this book does the same. We will then start discussing the special characteristics of the SQL language. In the next chapter, we will in detail discuss about all the data types that are present. Data types are used to hold the information that we are giving to the system. In the next chapter, we will start discussing a lot of basic commands like CREATE, DROP, ALTER. And the next chapter will deal with more advanced commands with a lot of examples. In the end, we will even discuss some of the tools that SQL can possess. All the concepts in the book are explained in easy to understand way. All these can be understood using the varied conditions and examples. Below in detail, we will explain the most important topics that this book deals with.•Introduction of the relational database systems•Introduction to SQL and all its characteristics such as schema and conversation•Learn about basic data types that are present in the query language.•You can have a detailed command syntax for creating, deleting and modifying database objects.•Learn about indexes and constraints in depth•Know how to search for data using operators and wildcard characters.•Know how to modify or update the data using different statements•Know how to get proficient in a lot of tools that the SQL offers. What are you waiting for? Go and grab this layman introduction to SQL and start writing your own syntax for database applications.

158 pages, Paperback

Published November 21, 2019

About the author

Following his graduation from the University of Oklahoma, with a degree in film studies, he moved to New York, where he went on to study theatre at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Within months of arriving in New York, he was cast in the role of Bill Lewis on the CBS Daytime Drama, Guiding Light - a role he would play for the next three years.

Ryan relocated to Los Angeles and landed the role of Billy Abbott on CBS’s The Young and the Restless.

Following his tenure on The Young and the Restless, he returned to New York and continued working as an actor, appearing on Law and Order: SVU, and starring in two feature films for Lifetime Television.

It was also during this time that he decided to try his hand at fiction writing. It wasn’t long before he was writing full-time. Within two years, he completed the manuscript for PLAY DEAD, his first published title.