Murach's SQL Server 2019 for Developers
by Joel Murach
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appears in Sql Server and Sql.
If you're an application developer, or you're training to be one, this latest edition of Murach's classic SQL Server book is made for you. To start, it presents the SQL statements that you need to retrieve and update the data in a database. These are the SQL statements that you'll use every day. Then, it shows you how to design a database, how to i...
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“Starts as a hands-on toolkit for writing clearer, more reliable SQL and stays intensely practical: expect pattern-focused guidance, concrete query examples, and frequent tips about performance limitations. Most value comes from movable techniques you can apply to real queries and troubleshooting sessions; the main limitation is that the book can get granular—long example walkthroughs and prescriptive tweaks slow the pace and may feel repetitive. Better as a desk reference you return to than as light leisure reading.”
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