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Article #121Book FS: Access and SQL Server Developer's Handbook (w/ CD)
From: Dave
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 00:00
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Access and SQL Server Developer's Handbook offers a practical new approach to enterprise database application development. At last, one volume shows how to build bullet-proof SQL Server databases with intuitive Access user interfaces. Get a handle on client/server concepts. Take a detailed look at client/server architectures and essential technologies. Explore client/server application design techniques. Understand all aspects of Access with SQL Server, its advantages and limitations. Build high-performance applications. Task-oriented discussions give you the information you need to: * Build efficient queries * Enhance productivity with the ODBC API * Master the upsizing tools * Solve common upsizing problems * Use replication features * Manage SQL Server from Access * Secure your data * Handle your applications after deployment The enclosed CD contains all the sample code supplied in the book, including Access and SQL Server sample files, plus several valuable tools. They include SQLEYE, a data transmission monitoring tool; SQL Explorer, an object management tool; and a SQL Server pricing tool, to help you pick the most cost-effective licensing scheme for your installation. You'll also find the book's Parts and Services database, ODBC programming examples, and example SQL Server databases. ISBN: 0-7821-1804-6 Price: $44.99 List Published: Sybex Copyright � 1996 Authors: John Viescas, Mike Gunderloy, Mary Chipman Rear cover was removed, but has been re-attached, otherwise book is in good condition. Asking $25.00 or b/o. Buyer pays shipping out of NJ. If interested, please e-mail me: drivera@prolog.net Thank you, Dave
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