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Old April 8th, 2004, 05:26 PM
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Talking Need book recommendation :)

Hi dudes,
I am very new to mssql. Can anyone recommend me a mssql book to start with? And any handy tool I can use to do the database programming? I mean something like SQL Navigator etc for mssql? Hope it is easy to work with mssql .

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Old April 9th, 2004, 08:42 AM
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I started with the first edition of this book:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...=glance&s=books

Taught me database design basics.

Also check out MySQL Cookbook, also by the same Mr. Dubois

Websites - webmonkey.com, our dear devshed of course and google.

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Good point bambam, apart from the fact that he is looking for a book about MSSQL not MySQL.

I would suggest:
Google
Databasejournal
and of course BOL (that come with MSSQL)
any book for Ms certification on SQLServer

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Thanks both of you

I get a question. When I was working on Oracle. I used SQL Navigator to browse around the programming codes and updated the code easily. I am wondering you guys any trick to view/work with the programing codes easily? All I can use so far is the Query Analyzer of the MS SQL. It is not handy at all...

And by the way, what is BOL?

Thanks again.


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BOL = Books OnLine (comes with MSSQL Server as stated in the thread).

BamBam mentioned MySQL Cookbook but what about Transact SQL Cookbook. I have it on order but I haven't seen it yet so I don't know how handy it can be.

I am also using Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Administrator's Companion which is very handy to have.

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http://www.ems-hitech.com/msmanager/

EMS MS SQL Manager is nice if you're willing to pay for it.

Also there is a book by Dejan Sunderic called SQL Server 2000 Stored procedure & XML Programming is pretty nice if you're more interested in programming instead of administration.....

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Thanks all of you. You guys are lovely

When you are doing programming, what can you do? How do you add/update your stored procedures or how do you create/change your tables? Where can you do the jobs?

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Smile Dont know if this is to basic??

"Enterprise manage" which is appart ot MsSQL allows you to edit everything, design tables, run SQL, edit/update store procedures, view tables etc. the only thing is while a store procedute is open other functionality is disabled. other than that it does just about everything, Sorry if this isnt what ur asking.

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If you come from Oracle and are used to TOAD you can take a look at TOAD for Ms SQL

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