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SQL Server Beginners' books
These are the books I recommend for beginners on SQL Server, or to professionals who want to review the basic techniques. You can send me suggestions and comments on new administration books to Fernan@CallSQL.com
Books on SQL Server Administration
Books on SQL Server Programming
Books on client-side programming
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This is a beginners' book, but it includes some surprises for those who know already how to work with SQL Server 2000. With more than 4000 Listings, you can test all the database programming techniques available in SQL Server 2000. Two SQL Server MVPs wrote this book: Carlos Eduardo Rojas y Fernando G. Guerrero The SQL Server 2000 XML chapter is available, for free online viewing, at the official book web site. It includes an evaluation copy of SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition You can find suport for this book at the official Microsoft SQL Server Programming by Example web site. Download the complete source code, and start learning the new SQL Server 2000 techniques now.
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| Learn how to
build an application, with both Windows and web interfaces, step by step,
using many SQL Server 2000 features. It is a book for readers with no previous experience building SQL Server applications, but it shows hot to produce a complete database application in a very effective way.
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| New version of
the classic book from Richard Waymire, one of the SQL Server gurus, and key
part of the SQL Server development team.
This books includes administration and implementation topics organized on 21 days, plus some "bonus" days in this edition. Includes an evaluation copy of SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition.
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| From the same editors of Windows
2000 Magazine, this is the most comprehensive magazine on SQL Server.
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| A highly
professional "all-beef" publication on SQL Server from Pinnacle Publishing.
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