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MySQL

George Reese

2003

Sams teach yourself PHP, MySQL and Apache in 24 hours

Julie C. Meloni

2002

Beginning PHP and MySQL 5

W. Jason Gilmore

2006

SQL in a Nutshell

Russell Dyer, Kevin Kline, Brand Hunt et al.

2000

The Manga Guide to Databases

Mana Takahashi; Shōko Azuma; Ōmusha., Mana Takahashi

2009

Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript

Robin Nixon

2009 ★ 4.2

Database systems

Peter Rob

1993

An introduction to database systems

C. J. Date, C.J. Date

2000

PHP & MySQL for dummies

Janet Valade

2002

Fundamentals of Relational Databases

Ramon A Mata-Toledo

2001

Beginning MySQL

Geoff Moes, Robert Sheldon

2005

SQL and relational theory

C. J. Date

2009

Transact-SQL Cookbook

Aleš Špetič, Jonathan Gennick

2002

Oracle SQL

David C. Kreines

2000

Automating Microsoft Access with VBA

Susan Sales Harkins

2010

MySQL and mSQL

Randy Jay Yarger

1999

Oracle PL/SQL developer's workbook

Steven Feuerstein

2000

SQL for Dummies

Allen G. Taylor, Reinhard Engel

1997 ★ 2.8

Microsoft Access VBA programming for the absolute beginner

Michael A. Vine

2005

Business processes

Daniel Deutch

2012

SQL clearly explained

Jan L. Harrington

1998

Learn Programming

Antti Salonen

2018 ★ 4.7

LAN times guide to SQL

James R. Groff, Paul N. Weinberg

1994

Database--principles, programming, and performance

Elizabeth O'Neil, Patrick O'Neil

1994

Practical PostgreSQL

John C Worsley, Joshua D. Drake, John C. Worsley

2002

PostgreSQL

Susan Douglas, Korry Douglas

2003

Transact-SQL programming

Kevin E. Kline

1999

High Performance MySQL

Derek J. Balling, Peter Zaitsev, Baron Schwartz. Peter Zaitsev. Vadim Tkachenko. Jeremy D. Zawodny. Arjen Lentz. Derek J. Balling et al.

2004 ★ 4.0

Beginning SQL

Paul Wilton, John Colby

2005

Sams teach yourself SQL in 10 minutes

Ben Forta

2001 ★ 4.3

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