SQL primer?

[notfred]

Anyone have a good website for learning the basics of SQL?

 

[bunker]

What database? MS Sql, Oracle, MySQL? It's just a tad bit different depending on the server. Hell, I'm converting your docs for ya, what kinda SQL statement you need?

 

[bunker]

Heh...just messin' with ya.

Here ya go. There's a part two when you're done with that.

 

[NogginBoink]

I realize that the web is free, but for techincal information, in my mind, nothing beats an honest-to-gosh treeware manual. I just can't get used to online reference documents.

Wrox press has a decent SQL book that starts at ground zero and builds from there.

 

[bunker]

Originally posted by: NogginBoink
I realize that the web is free, but for techincal information, in my mind, nothing beats an honest-to-gosh treeware manual. I just can't get used to online reference documents.

Wrox press has a decent SQL book that starts at ground zero and builds from there.

I agree, I have about 4 SQL books sitting next to me right now, but he just wanted the basics, and that site's about as basic as it gets.

 

[notfred]

select column from table where column > value; <- doesn't seem too tough.

Bunker, replied to your email.