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MS Access 2013 SQL Comprehensive

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This book is designed for training in a college, university, or technical school setting, focusing on Access SQL from basic statements to professional-level skills. It aims to prepare students for real-world SQL applications in business, featuring examples related to inventory management, order reporting, and customer segmentation. With over 300 exercises across 31 chapters, students can practice during class, while instructors have access to ten discussion questions per chapter, totaling 320 questions throughout the text. Additionally, there are sixty-two case studies—two at the end of each chapter—for further homework and skill enhancement. The author, Pindaro, draws from 15 years of teaching database subjects at various business schools, having engaged with students at all levels. This experience inspired him to create a resource that equips students with essential SQL skills, which are increasingly demanded across industries. To support instructors, the book includes practical case studies and a separate solution booklet available upon verification of instructor status. Pindaro encourages communication and is eager to assist with any inquiries. His extensive background in databases, from DBase III to modern systems like MS SQL Server and Oracle, informs the content, ensuring students learn to effectively use databases for real business tasks.

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MS Access 2013 SQL Comprehensive, Pindaro Demertzoglou

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Title
MS Access 2013 SQL Comprehensive
Language
English
Publisher
AlphaPress
Released
2015
Format
Paperback
Pages
476
ISBN10
0988330067
ISBN13
9780988330061
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This book is designed for training in a college, university, or technical school setting, focusing on Access SQL from basic statements to professional-level skills. It aims to prepare students for real-world SQL applications in business, featuring examples related to inventory management, order reporting, and customer segmentation. With over 300 exercises across 31 chapters, students can practice during class, while instructors have access to ten discussion questions per chapter, totaling 320 questions throughout the text. Additionally, there are sixty-two case studies—two at the end of each chapter—for further homework and skill enhancement. The author, Pindaro, draws from 15 years of teaching database subjects at various business schools, having engaged with students at all levels. This experience inspired him to create a resource that equips students with essential SQL skills, which are increasingly demanded across industries. To support instructors, the book includes practical case studies and a separate solution booklet available upon verification of instructor status. Pindaro encourages communication and is eager to assist with any inquiries. His extensive background in databases, from DBase III to modern systems like MS SQL Server and Oracle, informs the content, ensuring students learn to effectively use databases for real business tasks.