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Old 08-10-04, 08:31
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Newbie Q with SQL

i am pretty much a total beginner with SQL, and i was wondering if there were any downloadable SQL tutorials out there that could allow me to learn the language.

This has come to to inheriting a server from the IT department, and i feel i should learn SQL to basically not make an @ss of myself and mess things up big style.
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Old 08-10-04, 10:59
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i used these links to get a basic understanding

http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp

and http://sqlzoo.net

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Old 08-10-04, 11:34
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cheers dave. I had a look at those ones earlier, but thought there may be a more in depth version out somewhere.
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Old 03-01-11, 03:06
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Another good SQL tutorial you can try is SQL Tutorial - SQL Query Reference and Programming Examples.
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Old 03-01-11, 03:14
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Another good SQL tutorial you can try is ...
i wouldn't really call that an "in depth" tutorial (see post #3)

also, your advice is only about 6½ years late

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