Java 2 Database Programming for Dummies
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons Inc (US)
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Published:01/10/2001
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Price:$37.99
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Java 2 Database Programming For Dummies shows you how to design, develop, and interact with a database using the Java programming language. This is the perfect book for those who know the basics of Java programming but have little or no experience creating and accessing a database in Java. The companion CD contains the source code for all the code fragments and examples in the book plus powerful tools, applets, drivers, and utilities.
Biography
Jim Keogh, chair of the e-commerce track at Columbia University, has developed database applications for major Wall Street firms. His more than 50 book include Linux Programming For Dummies.
Table of Contents
Introduction.
Part I: Getting Down to Database Basics.
Chapter 1: Everything Is Relative in a Relational Database.
Chapter 2: Designing a Database with an Artist's Eye.
Chapter 3: There's Something Normal About All Data.
Chapter 4: Finding Data Quickly with an Index.
Chapter 5: Client/Server Architecture for Snappy Service All the Time.
Chapter 6: The Setup: Planning a Database Application.
Part II: Java Database Connection.
Chapter 7: JDBC in English.
Chapter 8: Having the Right Connections Gets You to the Database.
Chapter 9: Writing Your First Java Database Program.
Part III: Database Interactions 101.
Chapter 10: Table Manners: Creating and Dropping Tables.
Chapter 11: Basic Index Etiquette.
Chapter 12: Stuffing Data into a Table.
Chapter 13: I'll Just Pick: Selecting Data from a Table.
Chapter 14: Show Your Hand: Displaying Data from Tables.
Chapter 15: Did You Hear the Latest?: Updating Data in Tables.
Chapter 16: Get Rid of the Bum: Deleting Data in Tables.
Part IV: Picking and Choosing Data.
Chapter 17: Picking Data from This Table and That Table.
Chapter 18: Getting Together: Grouping and Ordering Data.
Chapter 19: The Art of Subqueries.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Most Common Mistakes.
Chapter 21: Ten Places to Find More Information.
Chapter 22: Ten Things That Didn't Fit into This Book.
Index.
Book Registration Information.
Part I: Getting Down to Database Basics.
Chapter 1: Everything Is Relative in a Relational Database.
Chapter 2: Designing a Database with an Artist's Eye.
Chapter 3: There's Something Normal About All Data.
Chapter 4: Finding Data Quickly with an Index.
Chapter 5: Client/Server Architecture for Snappy Service All the Time.
Chapter 6: The Setup: Planning a Database Application.
Part II: Java Database Connection.
Chapter 7: JDBC in English.
Chapter 8: Having the Right Connections Gets You to the Database.
Chapter 9: Writing Your First Java Database Program.
Part III: Database Interactions 101.
Chapter 10: Table Manners: Creating and Dropping Tables.
Chapter 11: Basic Index Etiquette.
Chapter 12: Stuffing Data into a Table.
Chapter 13: I'll Just Pick: Selecting Data from a Table.
Chapter 14: Show Your Hand: Displaying Data from Tables.
Chapter 15: Did You Hear the Latest?: Updating Data in Tables.
Chapter 16: Get Rid of the Bum: Deleting Data in Tables.
Part IV: Picking and Choosing Data.
Chapter 17: Picking Data from This Table and That Table.
Chapter 18: Getting Together: Grouping and Ordering Data.
Chapter 19: The Art of Subqueries.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Most Common Mistakes.
Chapter 21: Ten Places to Find More Information.
Chapter 22: Ten Things That Didn't Fit into This Book.
Index.
Book Registration Information.
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