Hands on SQL Server X with Access
Jeff Perkins
Abstract
Jeff Perkins
Abstract
From the Publisher: If you are a programmer who needs to develop applications for SQL Server using Access, then Hands On SQL Server X with Access is the book for you. The books unique project approach will help you build skills and understanding while working with the latest version of SQL Server. The three projects in the book take you through the development process from beginning to intermediate to advanced, and each introduces new features and design development considerations. The result is useful real-world applications you can implement in your own network environment to manage employee, customer, and project information. Subjects covered in Hands On SQL Server X with Access include designing a project-management subsystem and moving your applications to the Web. This books CD contains all of the source code used in the book and a companion Web site that will provide updates and additional information.
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From the Publisher: If you are a programmer who needs to develop applications for SQL Server using Access, then Hands On SQL Server X with Access is the book for you. The books unique project approach will help you build skills and understanding while working with the latest version of SQL Server. The three projects in the book take you through the development process from beginning to intermediate to advanced, and each introduces new features and design development considerations. The result is useful real-world applications you can implement in your own network environment to manage employee, customer, and project information. Subjects covered in Hands On SQL Server X with Access include designing a project-management subsystem and moving your applications to the Web. This books CD contains all of the source code used in the book and a companion Web site that will provide updates and additional information.
Key concepts: Business Intelligence Markup Language, Computer science, Data Transformation Services, User-defined function, SQL/PSM, World Wide Web, Language Integrated Query, Stored procedure