# Publishers

Company Name:
Bantam Books Div of: Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc.

Comments:
GENERAL TRADE BOOKS - HARDCOVER JUVENILE AND YOUNG ADULT BOOKS PAPERBACK BOOKS - MASS MARKET PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE FILM, VIDEO 
NAVAL, MARITIME


Company Name:
Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company Subs. of Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.


Company Name:
Brady Books Div. of Prentice Hall Pr., Simon & Schuster, Inc.


Company Name:
Computer Science Press Inc Imprint of W H Freeman & Co.

Comments:
Introductory to advanced-level books in computer science;  professional & college text & reference books in computer  engineering, electrical engineering & telecommunications;  books on biomedical engineering & computer mathematics 
 
Fields of Activity: 
SUBSCRIPTION AND MAIL ORDER BOOKS 
TEXTBOOKS - COLLEGE 
MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE 
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS 
SCHOLARLY BOOKS 
GENERAL TRADE BOOKS - HARDCOVER 
PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE 
MICROCOMPUTERS 
COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING 
ENGINEERING (GENERAL) 
MATHEMATICS 
COMMUNICATIONS


Comments:
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS ASSOCIATION PRESSES SCHOLARLY BOOKS SUBSCRIPTION AND MAIL ORDER BOOKS VIDEO CASSETTES TEXTBOOKS - COLLEGE VIDEO CASSETTES 
COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING 
ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNOLOGY 
ENGINEERING (GENERAL)


Comments:
DICTIONARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS GENERAL TRADE BOOKS - HARDCOVER PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE 
DIRECTORIES, REFERENCE BOOKS 
TEXTBOOKS - ELEMENTARY 
TEXTBOOKS - SECONDARY 
MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE 
PERIODICALS 
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS 
AV MATERIALS 
DATABASES 
AUDIO CASSETTES 
FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND BILINGUAL BOOKS 
TEXTBOOKS - COLLEGE 
VIDEO CASSETTES 
EDUCATION 
NONFICTION (GENERAL) 
BUSINESS 
LAW, LEGISLATION 
MEDICINE, NURSING, DENTISTRY


Comments:
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE DIRECTORIES, REFERENCE BOOKS GENERAL TRADE BOOKS - HARDCOVER JUVENILE AND YOUNG ADULT BOOKS 
PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE 
MICROCOMPUTERS 
COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING 
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNOLOGY 
SCIENCE (GENERAL) 
MATHEMATICS


Comments:
Professional & reference books in computer science & related areas. PROFESSIONAL BOOKS TEXTBOOKS - COLLEGE VIDEO CASSETTES COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING


Company Name:
Osborne/McGraw-Hill Div. of McGraw-Hill, Inc


Company Name:
Prentice Hall Div. of Simon & Schuster, Inc.


Company Name:
Q E D Information Sciences, Incorporated


Company Name:
TAB Professional and Reference Books Div. of McGraw-Hill, Inc.


Comments:
DATABASES MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE TEXTBOOKS - COLLEGE DICTIONARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS PERIODICALS 
PROFESSIONAL BOOKS 
SCIENCE (GENERAL) 
BUSINESS 
SOCIAL SCIENCES AND SOCIOLOGY 
COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING 
ENGINEERING (GENERAL)


Company Name:
Yourdon Press (Imprint of Prentice Hall)


Company Name:
Que Corp Div of: Macmillan Publishing Co


Comments:
PAPERBACK BOOKS - TRADE DIRECTORIES, REFERENCE BOOKS MICROCOMPUTERS COMPUTER SCIENCE, DATA PROCESSING


Company Name:
Irwin Pr.  (for Richard D. Irwin, Inc., see Business One Irwin)


# Titles

Title:
Database management; developing application systems using Oracle


Title:
Select-- SQL ; the relational database language


Title:
Oracle/SQL; a professional programmer's guide


Title:
SQL 400: A Professional Programmer's Guide


Title:
Microsoft FoxPro 2.5 applications programming


Title:
First look at-- dBASE IV, version 1.5/2.0 for DOS


Title:
SQL--the  standard  handbook  ;  based  on  the  new  SQL standard


Subject:
SubjectsDatabase management.dBASE IV (Computer pro


Subject:
Database management.dBASE IV (Computer program)


Title:
dBase IV : secrets, solutions, shortcuts


Comments:
"Includes coverage of Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, dBASE IV, SQL/DS, Ingres, OS/2 Extended Edition, Informix, Sybase, SQLBase, VAX SQL"--Cover.


Notes:
"Covers versions 1.01.01 1.02 & 2.0"--Cover. Inclu


Comments:
FoxPro for DOS is, technically, a 'relational database manager.' However, that term doesn't tell the full story regarding what FoxPro has to offer. FoxPro provides speed, compatibility with dBASE IV and with FoxPro for Windows, and an outstanding environment for the development of business applications. Multiple windows, pull-down menus, mouse support, and more are all here within FoxPro for DOS.--Intro.


Comments:
"Covers all options and features of FoxPro 2.5 for Windows" -- Cover.FoxPro is, technically, a 'relational database manager.' However, that term doesn't tell the full story regarding what FoxPro has to offer. FoxPro provides speed, dBASE compatibility, and an outstanding environment for the development of business applications. Multiple windows, pull-down menus, mouse support, and more are all here within FoxPro.--Intro.


Title:
Programming in SQL with Oracle, Ingres, and dBase IV


Title:
Conceptual schema and relational database design : a fact oriented


Title:
The  dBASE  IV professional programmer's reference


Title:
Fox pro 2.5 advanced developer's handbook

Notes:
Includes index.Companion software located at back

Comments:
From analyzing needs and writing specs, through testing and delivery, this book takes you through the entire process of FoxPro application design and program construction. Along the way you'll learn about the concepts, strategies, and tactical considerations that go into building effective database applications with FoxPro. - From cover.


Title:
Fundamental concepts of information modeling


Description:
viii, 231 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1 computer disk


Description:
ix, 213 p. ;  24 cm. +  2 computer disks (5 1/4 in


Title:
Relational database design with microcomputer applications


Title:
The  SQL  standard;  a  complete  reference


Title:
UNIX  Relational Database Management: Application Development in the UNIX Environment


Title:
Object-oriented concepts, databases and applications


Notes:
Includes bibliography (p. 339-342) and index.


Title:
A guide to the SQL standard : a user's guide to the standard relational language SQL

Notes:
Includes bibliographic references and index.

Subject:
SQL (Computer program language)Databases.Edition 2


Title:
The Practical SQL Handbook: Using Structured Query Language

Notes:
Includes index. Bibliography: p. 385-387

Subject:
SQL (Computer program language)Relational database


Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [483]-484)


Title:
Knowledge systems and Prolog; developing expert, database, and natural language systems


Title:
Relational database management with Oracle


Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 455) and i


Title:
Using Visual Basic : writing Windows applications


Title:
Advanced Visual Basic : a developer's guide

Subject:
Microsoft Visual Basic.Visual programming language


Title:
Developing FoxPro for Windows applications


Title:
The practical SQL handbook; using structured query language


Title:
Building  dBase  IV  2.0  applications;  a hands-on programming guide

Description:
xiv, 414 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm.   +  1 computer disk


Notes:
Companion software is located at back of book.Incl

Subject:
Microsoft Visual Basic.Visual programming.Visual p

Comments:
"The newest release of Visual Basic moved this exciting programming language into the world of database development -- one of the most attractive and lucrative areas for professional programmers ... The first part of the book is a database survival guide. It covers relational database design and SQL fundamentals, including SQL-92 and advanced SQL topics. After addressing the basic client / server development issues you should understand before starting a big database project, [This book] guides you through database development using the Access engine, other PC databases, and SQL databases. Finally, you'll learn about OLE 2.0 and the Visual Basic SQL Server Programmer Toolkit. In addition, a unique comparison of Microsoft's four versions of Basic -- Visual Basic, Access Basic, VBA, and WordBasic -- supplies an invaluable reference for planning application portability."--Cover.


Title:
Using Clarion Database Developer: Includes Version 3


Title:
Database management with dBASE and SQL; a practical introduction UNIFORM


Title:
GUI-based  design  and  development  for  client  applications;  using


Title:
OS-2 Database Manager: A Developer's Guide


Title:
Paradox for Windows: Self-Teaching Guide


Description:
141 p. :  ill. ;  26 cm. +  1 computer disk (5 1/4


Description:
xxi, 516 p. :  ill. ;  25 cm. +  1 computer disk (


Title:
Database : structured techniques for design, performance, and management


Title:
Structured programming in dBase IV; version 2.0


Title:
dBASE IV; concepts, exercises, and applications, version 1.1

Description:
v, 410 p. :  col. ill. ;  28 cm. +  1 computer dis


Title:
Application Development with the Paradox Database Engine


Notes:
Companion software located at back of book.Include


Title:
Visual Basic programming : with Windows applications


Title:
Database processing : fundamentals, design, implementation


Title:
Information Systems Development: A Database Approach


Title:
FoxPro  for  Windows;  developer's  guide

Description:
xxix, 1277 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1   computer di


Description:
xl, 1227 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm. +  1   computer disk


Subject:
Microsoft Access.Database management.Edition 1st e

Comments:
"In less than a year Microsoft Access has become the standard Windows database development platform for Fortune 500 corporations, plus tens of thousands of other organizations, large and small. [This book] gives developers of Access database applications and Access power users the advanced techniques necessary to create bullet-proof production database systems ... With this book, you learn how to take advantage of OLE to add graphic punch to your applications and to use OLE to develop multimedia databases. If you're a DOS-based database developer, [this book] smooths your transition from character-based, top-down programming to Windows' graphical, event-driven methodology."--Cover.


Title:
Database developer's guide : with Visual Basic 3

Comments:
Windows is where the action is in the database front-end development market. And Visual Basic is becoming the primary product for developing production-quality desktop database applications and client-server database front-ends. But until now, there has not been a book to help you take full advantage of your options ... Whether you're an experienced DOS database developer now moving to Windows, or a Visual Basic programmer who wants to expand your horizons, this guide is your ultimate source for information and tips. You'll learn how to create networked database applications using Windows for Workgroups, Windows NT Advanced Server, and Microsoft SQL Server for Windows NT. Plus, you'll discover the ins and outs of OLE 2.0 using Visual Basic's OLE container control, use OLE Automation, and learn how Visual Basic for Applications relates to Visual Basic 3.0.--Cover.


Title:
Mastering Oracle; featuring Oracle's SQL standard


Title:
4th dimension; a complete guide to database development


Title:
Professional  database  development  using  dBase III plus, Clipper, and FoxBase+


Title:
Professional  database  development ; using dBASE IVTM, FoxProTM, and Clipper 5.0TM


Title:
An  introduction  to  structured  query  language


Title:
Programmer's introduction to Visual Basic


Title:
The complete FoxPro 2.5 language reference


Title:
dBase IV 2.0 programmer's instant reference


Notes:
"With fast track speed notes"--Cover.Includes inde

Comments:
[This book] is a comprehensive introduction to both FoxPro for Windows and FoxPro for DOS, perfect for everyone from beginners to developers. For the FoxPro novice, this book offers a thorough introduction to using FoxPro for virtually any database application ... The power user will find an exciting exploration of FoxPro's more sofisticated database management techniques ... The developer who's new to FoxPro will discover an in-depth examination of the most complete Xbase programming language available ... --Cover.


Comments:
This "is a straightforwardhighly focused tutorial guide to using FoxPro 2.5 to develop business systems. Ideal for Xbase developers making their move to Windowsthis unique book walks you through the development of the full-featured accounts receivable system supplied on the companion disk. As you follow step-by-step instructions for creating this applicationyou'll learn the essentials of FoxPro programmingincluding: Designing data tables and screen programs ... Creating a Window-style interface ... Using the power tools.


Title:
dBASE,  from  the dot prompt; an introduction to structured programming using dBASE IV


Title:
101+ FoxPro and dBase IV user-defined functions

Subject:
Microsoft Foxpro.dBASE IV (Computer program)Databa


Title:
Oracle data processing; a manager's handbook


Comments:
"If you know a little bit about the BASIC programming language, then you already have a head-start on creating your own Windows databases. By combining the fundamentals of BASIC with the easy-to-use object-oriented tools of Visual Basic, Microsoft Access lets you design professional-caliber Windows databases without having to learn complex applications like dBASE or Paradox. Microsoft Access Programming is a hands-on introduction loaded with ready-to-use program code, helpful screen shots, and professional tips and tricks to get you off to a fast, productive, troublefree start. You'll learn how to: Use the Access menu system, draw forms and controls, fine-tune settings and properties, create buttons and text boxes, design error-handling functions, access on-line help, attach code to controls, work with multiple forms, validate text box input, code file I/O functions ... "--Cover.


Title:
At  ease  with  Microsoft  (R)  FoxPro (TM) 2.5 for Windows


Notes:
Includes bibliography (p. 191-196) and index.

Subject:
SQL (Computer program language)Database management


Description:
xviii, 554 p. :  ill. (some col.) ;  24   cm. +  1


Title:
Principles of database and knowledgebase systems


Title:
Oracle; building high performance online systems


Title:
Embedded SQL for DB2 : application design and programming

Subject:
SQL (Computer program language)COBOL (Computer pr


Title:
Using ORACLE to build decision support systems


Title:
A practical guide to Oracle database administration


Notes:
Includes index. "For version 2 & 386"--Cover.


Title:
Developing  business systems  in SQL ; using ORACLE on the IBM-PC

Description:
1 v. (various   pagings) :  ill. ;  28 cm.


Comments:
"Originally published in Danish as Relationsdatabaser og SQL, copyright 1989 by Teknisk Forlag A/S (Danish Technical Press) Copenhagen, Denmark."


Title:
FoxPro 2.5 for Windows programming guide


Title:
FOXPRO 2.5 for Windows developer's library


Title:
Standard  SQL relational database language guide and reference manual


Title:
The Illustrated guide to Btrieve : for Btrieve version 5.x

Comments:
If you are a programmer then [this book] provides the guidance you'll need as you designdevelop and support Btrieve database programs with Btrieve v5.x. If you are a software developerMIS manager or computer aficionado considering Btrieve for a possible solutionthen this book provides the information you'll need to understand the capabilities of Btrieve. Regardless of your background [this book] will teach you how to push this powerful database programming tool to the limit."--Preface.Btrieve is a low-level file access mechanism, known as a 'record manager.' In other words, there is no user interface portion of the Btrieve program itself. Btrieve interfaces directly with a compiler ... Btrieve supports over 40 compilers.--p. 25.


Notes:
Companion software located inside back cover of th

Subject:
Microsoft Foxpro.Database management -- Computer p


Title:
A Hitchhiker's Guide to VBSQL : The Developer's Roadmap to the Visual Basic Library for SQL Server

Description:
[iii], 275 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Published by author

Notes:
Title from cover."Version 1.4.3 February, 1994 - T

Subject:
Visual programming. DBLIB. VBSQL. SQL. Visual prog

Comments:
This book has been written to help developers write Visual Basic code to interact with Version 4.2 of the Microsoft or Sybase SQL Server ... It deals with successful methods, examples, and strategies that have been used when developing applications in actual Visual Basic production environments.  Includes a comprehensive examination of Visual Basic version 3.0 Data Access Objects."--p. [1]  Published by the author.


Title:
Managing your information : how to design and create a textual database


Title:
dBASE IV : complete reference for programmers


Subject:
Database management.SQL (Computer program language


Title:
Running Visual Basic For Windows (Version 2)


Title:
The Microsoft Visual Basic for MS-DOS workshop


Title:
Microsoft FoxPro for Windows step by stepversion 2.5

Notes:
Companion software is located at back of book.The

Comments:
With Microsoft FoxPro for Windows step by step, you work at your own pace, according to your personal learning style and experience level. Each progressive lesson builds on concepts presented in previous lessons and includes clear objectives, step-by-step instructions, useful tips, and real-world business examples -- on disk and in the book. You can strengthen your skills by trying the One Step Further exercise included at the end of each lesson.--Cover.


Title:
Microsoft FoxPro for MS-DOS : step by stepversion 2.5

Comments:
Learn to master the Microsoft FoxPro database management system for the MS-DOS operating system the most effective and timesaving way--by combining self-paced lessons with disk-based practice files ... work at your own pace, according to your personal learning style and experience level. Each progressive lesson builds on concepts presented in previous lessons and includes clear objectives, step-by-step instructions, useful tips, and real-world business examples--on disk and in the book. You can strengthen your skills by trying the 'One Step Further' exercise included at the end of each lesson.--From cover.


Comments:
This "is your guide to using and understanding this powerful database management system and the industry-standard Xbase language it uses. Whether you need a detailed explanation of database design or need to quickly look up a procedure for using one of FoxPro's sophisticated query toolsyou'll find the answers here ... You'll find expert information and advice on: FoxPro basics--planning and creating databases; adding editing and deleting records; and creating multiple databases. Using graphical tools and features in FoxPro such as the Command window the Browse window and the Relational Query by Example window. Understanding advanced features such as importing and exporting data between FoxPro and other formats designing and creating sophisticated queries and reports and understanding FoxPro programming language basics."--From cover.


Title:
Instructor's guide to : Microsoft FoxPro for Windows step by step version 2.5

Notes:
Title from cover.Companion software is located at

Comments:
This Instructor guide is designed to accompany the course book 'Microsoft FoxPro for Windows step by step'. These materials (along with theStep by Step book) are designed to help you lead a class through the fundamentals of FoxPro database management, as well as managing database relationships and creating simple customized applications. Bound at the end of this book are overheads you can use for creating transparancies or slides. They provide useful overviews of the features covered during the class. This book includes a disk containing the practice files for the training exercies, but feel free to include your own examples and customized exercises wherever applicable ... --From Instructor notes.


Title:
Instructor's guide to : Microsoft FoxPro for MS-DOS step by step version 2.5

Comments:
This Instructor guide is designed to accompany the course book 'Microsoft FoxPro for MS-DOS step by step'. These materials (along with theStep by Step book) are designed to help you lead a class through the fundamentals of FoxPro database management, as well as managing database relationships and creating simple customized applications. Bound at the end of this book are overheads you can use for creating transparancies or slides. They provide useful overviews of the features covered during the class. This book includes a disk containing the practice files for the training exercies, but feel free to include your own examples and customized exercises wherever applicable ... --From Instructor notes.


Comments:
The fastest and easiest way to learn  FoxPro for Windows


Title:
Paradox  for  Windows  at a Glance: The Fastest & Easiest Way to Learn Borland Paradox for Windows


Description:
vi, 157 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm. +  1 computer   disk


Title:
Developing  and distributing Microsoft  FoxPro 2.5 for Windows applications


Title:
C++   database development; featuring PARODY

Description:
xiv, 320 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1 computer disk (


Title:
FoxPro  2.5 for Windows; developing full-scale applications

Description:
xix,  866 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1   computer dis


Title:
Building database applications in Visual Basic

Notes:
Companion software is located at back of book.

Subject:
Database design.Microsoft Visual Basic.Edition 1st

Comments:
Includes index."Building Database Applications in Visual Basic teaches you how to design and program databases in Visual Basic. It gives you the database routines to use in your own programs. Unlike other books which describe how to use a specific database package, this book shows you how easy it is to design and write your own. Written in simple language, this definitive book on database concepts explains the how and why of database design and structure, then takes yu step-by-step through using databases in actual programs. Every routine is explained in detail, as well as used in programs. The concepts apply to and can be modified easily for any computer language."--From cover.


Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-332)


Comments:
Expert   guidance   for    industrial-strength programming


Title:
Developing Paradox Databases: An Object Oriented Approach


Title:
Paradox Queries: A Developer's Reference


Title:
Database modeling and design : the entity-relationship approach


Title:
A guide to developing client/server SQL applications

Notes:
Includes index and bibliography (p. [615]-624).

Subject:
SQL (Computer program language)Client / server com


Title:
Understanding the new SQL : a complete guide

Comments:
"This book will be a valuable reference for the programmer who wants to understand the why and how of SQL-92. If offers what most people need from the standard, plus much that is missing from the original document. [The book] gives a narrative tour of the language from the basics of relational theory, to exotic features like left-outer-join. The authors give the design rationale for each feature, show the syntax as railroad diagrams, and then provide examples using the features in a running application. It also reflects the author's deep understanding of the issues, and their talent for explaining them."--From the foreword by Jim Gray (Digital Equipment Corporation) The Morgan Kaufmann series in data management systems,


Description:
xxi, 532 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1 computer   disk


Description:
xxviii, 1089 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm. +  1   computer


Description:
xxxii, 1358 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. +  1   computer d


Description:
xxxi, 1519 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm.   +  1 computer di


Title:
Client - Server Computing with Sybase SQL Server


Title:
Using FoxPro 2.5 for Windows, special edition

Notes:
Includes index.Compaion software is located at bac

Subject:
Microsoft FoxPro for Windows.Database management.

Comments:
System requirements: 6M of RAM; 80386SX (or better) processor; mouse; program runs in Windows 3.0 or higher, in enhanced mode only.


Title:
Creating FoxPro applications : the professional programmer's guide to FoxPro 2.5

Subject:
Microsoft FoxPro for Windows.Microsoft FoxPro for

Comments:
Complete coverage for Windows & DOS programmers!"--Cover. [This] "is a book about creating complete, multiuser, FoxPro 2.5 for Windows and FoxPro 2.5 for DOS applications. The book features both a methodology and a group of techniques and routines that make it possible for you to write important FoxPro applications ... as a FoxPro programmer, you are expected to be part artist, part scientist, part mathematician, part psychiatrist, part mind-reader, and part magician. In short, you've got a tough job. I hope this book helps you meet your own expectations of yourself as a programmer, because, in the end, that's the best any of us can hope for. --From Introd.


Title:
Using Access 2 for Windows : special edition

Comments:
"Master every Access feature with this comprehensive reference." Learning Access fundamentals -- Querying for specific information -- Creating forms and reports -- Powering Access with macros -- Integrating Access with other applications -- Using advanced Access techniques -- Programming with Access Basic -- Completing an Access application -- Appendixes." 'Using Access 2 for Windows, special edition', is designed to accomodate readers who are new to database management; who are occasional or frequent users of dBASE for DOS, FoxPro or Paradox for DOS or Windows; or who are seasoned database application developers. After you have absorbed the basics, 'Using Access 2 for Windows', becomes a valuable reference tool for the advanced topics."--Cover.


Title:
The visual guide to Microsoft Access; the pictorial companion to Windows


Title:
FoxPro event-driven programming; how to build multi-window applications


Title:
FoxPro  Windows  multi-user developer's handbook


Title:
VB = mc2 : the art of Visual Basic programming


Title:
Implementing a database design on Microsoft SQL Server for Microsoft Windows NT

Notes:
Course number: 243Three ring binder includes Stude

Subject:
Data modeling, retrieving data, modifying data, in

Comments:
Microsoft Education Services training course.An intensive course for Microsoft SQL Server implementers, integrators, developers, and systems engineers who are considering implementing Microsoft SQL Server and writing Transact-SQL code.


Title:
Notes 3.0; principles of database development (Windows) : student manual


Title:
Performance tuning and optimization of Microsoft SQL Server for Microsoft Windows NT

Notes:
Course number: 255Three ring binder includes: Stud

Comments:
Instructional material from Microsoft University training class.This course teaches students how to optimize and tune Microsoft SQL Server for Windows NT to achieve the best performance in a multiuser transaction-processing and decision-support environment. Students will learn how to diagnose and resolve performance problems based on their specific performance needs.


Title:
SQL windows; basic programming techniques and strategies


Title:
System administration for Microsoft SQL Server for Microsoft Windows NT

Notes:
Course number: 213Three ring binder contains the S

Subject:
SQL Server.Microsoft Windows NT.*System administra

Comments:
Microsoft Education Services training course.This course provides system administrators with the knowledge and information to perform day-to-day administration and support of a Microsoft SQL Server relational-database management system.Subjects covered in this course include: SQL Server features, installing SQL Server, system administration tools, backup and recovery, monitoring SQL Server, fine tuning, data import and export, diagnosing system problems, managing remote servers, extended stored procedures.


Notes:
Rev. ed. of: The ABC's of FoxPro. c1990.Includes i


