Re: SQL syntax
- From: "Michael Cole" <none@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 6 May 2009 11:39:34 +1000
Edward <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm looking for a comprehensive guide to SQL syntax, but what I'm
finding is vague, general, and not providing diverse critical
accurate examples of using variables. I'm still looking.
First step - as advised previously - get yourself a book on SQL - it is a
completely different language to VB.
Second - always establish which database you are talking to - they do all
have different ideosyncrasies.
Third - test all queries out in the database first (such as SQL Query
Analyser etc).
Fourth - post questions on errors with queries to an appropriate newsgroup -
one that deals with the particular brand of SQL in use.
Fifth - make use of the Immediate widow when developing string concatination
of queries. Find out what the string concatination produces. Its a hell of
a lot more useful than posting code here and hoping someone else will: -
a) Do the concatinatiuon
b) Check the concatinated string.
SQL is not VB - VB can just create an SQL string and pass it to a database
for interpretation. Big difference.
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Regards
Michael Cole
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