On Thu, 25 Jan 2001 09:17:35 -0700, "Gary Slaughenhaupt"
Quote:
>select * from Node_Table, InputList_Table, InputParameter_Table where
>NodeID = ID
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001 18:11:21 -0500, "Elio M. Gonzalez"
Quote:
>SELECT * (Note, don't use *, type in the fields...)
>FROM InputList_Table IL
> JOIN InputParameter_Table IP ON IL.Input_Id = IP.Input_ID
>WHERE IL.NodeId = ...
>Elio
Both look quite different.
Elio, what did you exactly mean with "(Note, don't use *, type in the
fields...)" and are IL and IP new created objects?
As I guess I have to dig into SQL and unfortunatly bought the wrong
book to begin with (Joe Celko) I had a look at amazon and found:
o - SQL: The Complete Reference (Osborne's
Complete Reference Series)
o - MySQL (OTHER NEW RIDERS) , Paul DuBois
o - Database Magic with Ken North
o - Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours, Ryan Stephens, Ronald Plew,
Ronald R. Plew
o - Advanced ANSI Sql Data Modeling and
Structure Processing (Artech House Computer
Science Library)
(awfully expensive!)
I intuitivily intend to Osborn because of having experience with
Schildts C/C++ guide which was easy and understandable to read.
Would somebody recommend another book as a tutorial to get into SQL?
Thanks to Elio and Gary for their quick answers
Robert