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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Programming by Example (By Example S.)

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Programming by Example (By Example S.)

by Carlos Rojas (Author), Fernando Guerrero (Author), Carlos Rojas (Author), Fernando G. Guerrero (Author)

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Synopsis

SQL Server 2000 Programming by Example provides clear and concise examples of basic programming techniques used in SQL Server 2000 primarily using Transact-SQL. Even if you're a complete novice to SQL Server 2000 programming, you will benefit by reading through the book's logical process. SQL Server 2000 is introduced and explored, database structure is designed and built, and finally a variety of programming techniques are studied and reviewed. If you are already familiar with SQL Server 2000 programming, you may use the book as a quick reference guide that provides plenty of pertinent examples.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 790
 Edition: Pap/Cdr
 Publisher: Que Publishing
Published: 17 Apr 2001
ISBN 10: 0789724499
ISBN 13: 9780789724496
Book Overview:

SQL Server 2000 Programming by Example provides clear and concise examples of basic programming techniques used in SQL Server 2000. Transact-SQL will primarily be used for the examples. Readers who consider themselves complete novices to SQL Server 2000 programming will benefit by reading the book cover to cover. This leads the reader through a logical process by which SQL Server 2000 is introduced and explored, database structure is designed and built, and finally a variety of programming techniques are studied and reviewed. Readers who are already familiar with SQL Server 2000 programming can use the book as a quick reference guide that provides plenty of pertinent examples.Intended to introduce SQL Server 2000 programming techniques to beginning and intermediate level programmers. A general understanding of programming concepts and database functionality is assumed, however SQL Server experience is not required.


Author Bio

Carlos E. Rojas is the Database Administrator at Planeta Networks, in Miami, Florida. Prior to this DBA role, he was a consultant and trainer with Manapro in Caracas, Venezuela. He has participated as a speaker in various technet conferences in Venezuela.

Carlos has experience in developing Internet (n-tier) applications using Microsoft technologies, and implementing and administering SQL Server databases.

He is a Most Valuable Professional (MVP), Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer + Internet (MCSE+I), Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA), and Microsoft Certified Sales Specialist (MCSS). He is also a voting member and volunteer of PASS, the professional association for SQL Server.

Fernando G. Guerrero is a Principal Technologist and SQL Server Product Consultant for QA Group Ltd., U.K. His main role involves IT training, course development, and internal mentoring. Fernando writes for SQL Server Magazine.

He has also presented a session on SQL Server 2000 at TechEd 2000 Europe, and has been accepted to speak at PASS, VBUG, Technology Week, VSLive, and SQL2THEMAX conferences during the year 2001.

He holds seven Microsoft Professional Certifications including MCSE+Internet, MCSD, MCDBA, and MCT, and has been awarded with the MVP (Most Valuable Professional) status on SQL Server.