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| This book provides details on developing Oracle PL/SQL triggers and procedures implementing different connecting options to interface with the database. It focuses on defining problem areas such as dependencies. It provides the developer with a detailed look into using keys and constraints including row trigger mechanics. Gives a nuts and bolts view into the PL/SQL language features. |
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| This book was used in a presentation about the differences between Microsoft Access 2000 and 2002. But while reading this book, I learned things about Access 2000 that I had never known before. If you are using Access 2000 for any project (big or small), I would recommend getting this book. You will learn all of the methods and properties, API calls, and most importantly the ability to reuse your code. This book can help a beginner, but is more for intermediate/expert readers. |
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| This book was used in a presentation about the differences between Microsoft Access 2000 and 2002. I found this book wasn't as good as the MA 2000 book (posted above). He does show the differences between the two versions but I just got more out of the 2000 book. This is still a good book to get if you are using Access 2002. This book can help a beginner, but is more for intermediate/expert readers. |