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From: hirschv at mindspring dot com Ke...
Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 00:00

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"Christopher F. Neumann" <CNeumann@Physix.com> wrote:

>Are there any SQL books that have an extensive VdB/SQL language in it?

As others have pointed out, the newsgroup is your best bet.

In addition, and quite frankly, you really need to know very little
SQL. Honest. I worked on the product before it was released and hardly
ever did more than "SELECT * FROM atable" -- with the rowset
properties you can do everything you need to extract data from the
table ...

However, if you want something that is a _start_ -- on my web site is
an SQL Tutorial that is downloadable. Look at the links in my
signature below and use the dBASE one ...

Ken
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Golden Stag Productions
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