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"Outrageous! SQL is a computer language, right? Head First SQL is obviously written for human beings! What's up with that?!" -- Dan Tow, Author of SQL Tuning"There are books you buy and books you keep on your desk... Head First SQL is at the top of my stack." -- Bill Sawyer, ATG Curriculum Manager, Oracle"This is not SQL made easy; this is SQL made challenging, SQL made interesting, SQL made fun." -- Andrew Cumming, Author of SQL Hacks, Zoo Keeper at sqlzoo.net
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About the Author
Lynn Beighley is a fiction writer stuck in a technical book writer's body. Upon discovering that technical book writing actually paid real money, she learned to accept and enjoy it.After going back to school to get a Masters in Computer Science, she worked for the acronyms NRL and LANL. Then she discovered Flash, and wrote her first bestseller.A victim of bad timing, she moved to Silicon Valley just before the great crash. She spent several years working for Yahoo! and writing other books and training courses. Finally giving in to her creative writing bent, she moved to the New York area to get an MFA in Creative Writing.Her Head First-style thesis was delivered to a packed room of professors and fellow students. It was extremely well received, and she finished her degree, finished Head First SQL, and can't wait to begin her next book.Lynn loves traveling, cooking, and making up elaborate background stories about complete strangers. She's a little scared of clowns.
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Product details
Series: Head First
Paperback: 608 pages
Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 1 edition (September 1, 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0596526849
ISBN-13: 978-0596526849
Product Dimensions:
8 x 1.2 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.2 out of 5 stars
117 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#57,092 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
A great book for a beginner learning MYSQL syntax. It's engaging, interactive and a fun way to learn SQL. It's not like a typical SQL text book full of dry and dull reading. It's lean with lots of white space and doesn't overload a new learner. It feels more like an activities workbook. I wouldn't suggest it for someone who's already completely comfortable with SQL. When I started learning SQL, I started with much more technically complex books and if I could have a do-over, I would have definitely started with this one, it would have helped make the rest of it much easier to understand. One of the things I like is how each chapter builds on the last, and it flows together really well. A lot of the SQL books I've read, start with the SELECT statement. This one actually starts right in with creating a table, which makes sense... It's perfect for a beginner or someone with minimal experience.
I really like the Head First books for programming, they're great for picking up new things and helping me stay on track with my terrible inability to remain focused. The one thing that I feel is lacking with these books is they really don't go into HOW to get started. In the back of this book it will show you where to get the workbench program, but it won't tell you how to set it all up once it's complete. I realize this is probably straight-forward for most. But my workbench will not connect. Luckily I know PHP and can connect to phpmyadmin if I really wanted, but I'd really like to be able to do this with workbench and the terminal.My biggest complaint is in this book there is a part that they have in the questions area that states you cannot add a forgotten column, this simply isn't true, and they do get to this later on in the book, but don't even hint towards the fact that this is possible. The way they word it makes it seem like that isn't even a possibility.
It's a great book for a beginner student of SQL. Almost all content is used daily in my job as a programmer.My evaluation is 4 stars and not 5 just because the scripts for creation of SQL tables we can download don't cover all the content of the book. In many chapters I had to create the tables and populate them on my own to simulate the tables presented and to test what was explained. I think it would be more productive if it was possible to download scripts to create and populate tables according to the contents of each chapter.
I've been dabbling in SQL on three databases for three years on two different projects. After doing this for so long I decided to get serious and clear away the misconceptions, bad advice, and the confusion. This book is just the way to get straightened out on the subject. I didn't know how much I didn't know about database design and database programming until I read this book. Now, I have learned a lot more and I owe most of it to this book's ability to build a coherent picture of the SQL world. I have seven previous books on databases from MySQL to Oracle to PostgreSQL to SQLite. They are very good books for their respective databases, but they don't introduce the general subject as well as this one. This is the book that I wish I had read first and I think that might be true for you as well.The database world is a hard place to join( pun intended ). Like writing kernel drivers and talking your boss into doing a Java or C# program for the first time, it takes perseverance and think tank intensity if you are on your own. It also takes all the friends you can gather, and this book is definitely your friend. Of course, it's wordy, a bit childish, and somewhat shallow. So what! It will guide you right toward your goal of learning SQL database usage without leaving out anything critical and without glossing over important concepts. I spent four days reading this book and I don't have any doubts that I now understand databases thoroughly.Now, I have returned to my previous books with a new understanding and better insight. I have a thorough framework in which to place my database design's details. I now know how to set up a proper interface for my designs from the beginning. No more fiddle and redesign until it works. My understanding of table normalization is able to determine when to fully normalize and when to leave a economic degree of flexibility in the table.I still have a programmer's view of the role of databases. I want the database to serve me, not serve as another source of grief. My designs have taken too long in the past to clean up and they had to go through many iterations before they were ready to release. I'm currently designing a stock tracking database and for the first time I'm able to put it all together once without having to redo it again and again.So, even though you may have dismissed this book in the past as juvenile or too silly, take another look and you might find the right mix of teaching and practice here to get your understanding of SQL and database design in good order for your next design.
I had an upcoming mysql project at work, and it had been so long since I had used SQL I wanted a refresher. This book was amazing. If you've never read a Head First book, they have a real unique teaching method to keep you interested in the material and present it in a not-so-dry fashion, found with a lot of programming books (reference style). I have read many Head First books, and they are by far my most favorite programming "series" book. After reading through this book and it taught me most of what I needed to know to build the databases, tables, queries, sprocs, and optimizations for my project. Of course there will always be stuff not covered in books, but this really lays the foundation of the language that makes understanding any specific reference material for extended learning, easy. This book may or may not cover everything you need to know on SQL depending on the scope of your project, it certainly didn't for me, but thats the nature of these "beginner books". As such the book assumes you don't know SQL at all and is probably great for people who have never used it, or never even really programmed. It doesn't really favor a specific version like mysql, mssql, or oracle. It more shows you the standard ANSI SQL language and will notate special differences between the more popular SQL derivatives. A great book, that I highly recommend!
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