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 SQL Hacks: Tips & Tools for Digging Into Your Data
  

  SQL Hacks: Tips & Tools for Digging Into Your Data by Andrew Cumming ; Gordon Russell

  • Published by: O'REILLY & ASSOCIATES
  • Author: Andrew Cumming ; Gordon Russell
  • Page Count: 386
  • Group: SQL
  • ISBN: 0596527993 / 9780596527990
  • Published: Dec 2006

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SQL Hacks: Tips & Tools for Digging Into Your Data
Whether you're running Access, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, or
PostgreSQL, this book will help you push the limits of
traditional SQL to squeeze data effectively from your
database. The book offers 100 hacks -- unique tips and
tools -- that bring you the knowledge of experts who apply
what they know in the real world to help you take full
advantage of the expressive power of SQL. You'll find
practical techniques to address complex data manipulation
problems. Learn how to:
Wrangle data in the most efficient way possible
Aggregate and organize your data for meaningful and accurate
reporting
Make the most of subqueries, joins, and unions
Stay on top of the performance of your queries and the
server that runs them
Avoid common SQL security pitfalls, including the dreaded
SQL injection attack

Let SQL Hacks serve as your toolbox for digging up and
manipulating data. If you love to tinker and optimize, SQL
is the perfect technology and SQL Hacks is the must-have
book for you.

Credits
Preface
Chapter 1. SQL Fundamentals
       1. Run SQL from the Command Line
       2. Connect to SQL from a Program
       3. Perform Conditional INSERTs
       4. UPDATE the Database
       5. Solve a Crossword Puzzle Using SQL
       6. Don't Perform the Same Calculation Over and Over
Chapter 2. Joins, Unions, and Views
       7. Modify a Schema Without Breaking Existing Queries
       8. Filter Rows and Columns
       9. Filter on Indexed Columns
       10. Convert Subqueries to JOINs
       11. Convert Aggregate Subqueries to JOINs
       12. Simplify Complicated Updates
       13. Choose the Right Join Style for Your Relationships
       14. Generate Combinations
Chapter 3. Text Handling
       15. Search for Keywords Without LIKE
       16. Search for a String Across Columns
       17. Solve Anagrams
       18. Sort Your Email
Chapter 4. Date Handling
       19. Convert Strings to Dates
       20. Uncover Trends in Your Data
       21. Report on Any Date Criteria
       22. Generate Quarterly Reports
       23. Second Tuesday of the Month
Chapter 5. Number Crunching
       24. Multiply Across a Result Set
       25. Keep a Running Total
       26. Include the Rows Your JOIN Forgot
       27. Identify Overlapping Ranges
       28. Avoid Dividing by Zero
       29. Other Ways to COUNT
       30. Calculate the Maximum of Two Fields
       31. Disaggregate a COUNT
       32. Cope with Rounding Errors
       33. Get Values and Subtotals in One Shot
       34. Calculate the Median
       35. Tally Results into a Chart
       36. Calculate the Distance Between GPS Locations
       37. Reconcile Invoices and Remittances
       38. Find Transposition Errors
       39. Apply a Progressive Tax
       40. Calculate Rank
Chapter 6. Online Applications
       41. Copy Web Pages into a Table
       42. Present Data Graphically Using SVG
       43. Add Navigation Features to Web Applications
       44. Tunnel into MySQL from Microsoft Access
       45. Process Web Server Logs
       46. Store Images in a Database
       47. Exploit an SQL Injection Vulnerability
       48. Prevent an SQL Injection Attack
Chapter 7. Organizing Data
       49. Keep Track of Infrequently Changing Values
       50. Combine Tables Containing Different Data
       51. Display Rows As Columns
       52. Display Columns As Rows
       53. Clean Inconsistent Records
       54. Denormalize Your Tables
       55. Import Someone Else's Data
       56. Play Matchmaker
       57. Generate Unique Sequential Numbers
Chapter 8. Storing Small Amounts of Data
       58. Store Parameters in the Database
       59. Define Personalized Parameters
       60. Create a List of Personalized Parameters
       61. Set Security Based on Rows
       62. Issue Queries Without Using a Table
       63. Generate Rows Without Tables
Chapter 9. Locking and Performance
       64. Determine Your Isolation Level
       65. Use Pessimistic Locking
       66. Use Optimistic Locking
       67. Lock Implicitly Within Transactions
       68. Cope with Unexpected Redo
       69. Execute Functions in the Database
       70. Combine Your Queries
       71. Extract Lots of Rows
       72. Extract a Subset of the Results
       73. Mix File and Database Storage
       74. Compare and Synchronize Tables
       75. Minimize Bandwidth in One-to-Many Joins
       76. Compress to Avoid LOBs
Chapter 10. Reporting
       77. Fill in Missing Values in a Pivot Table
       78. Break It Down by Range
       79. Identify Updates Uniquely
       80. Play Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
       81. Build Decision Tables
       82. Generate Sequential or Missing Data
       83. Find the Top n in Each Group
       84. Store Comma-Delimited Lists in a Column
       85. Traverse a Simple Tree
       86. Set Up Queuing in the Database
       87. Generate a Calendar
       88. Test Two Values from a Subquery
       89. Choose Any Three of Five
Chapter 11. Users and Administration
       90. Implement Application-Level Accounts
       91. Export and Import Table Definitions
       92. Deploy Applications
       93. Auto-Create Database Users
       94. Create Users and Administrators
       95. Issue Automatic Updates
       96. Create an Audit Trail
Chapter 12. Wider Access
       97. Allow an Anonymous Account
       98. Find and Stop Long-Running Queries
       99. Don't Run Out of Disk Space
       100. Run SQL from a Web Page
Index

 

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