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I would gladly buy a book of "SQL Recipes" ranging from beginner-level to advanced stuff that uses features like this, ideally with coverage of at least a few p
by nerdponx 4y ago
I would gladly buy a book of "SQL Recipes" ranging from beginner-level to advanced stuff that uses features like this, ideally with coverage of at least a few popular database systems, but at minimum Postgres.
Is there such a book?
- hobs 4y agoIn fact, Yugabyte is giving it away for free - https://downloads.yugabyte.com/marketing-assets/O-Reilly-SQL-Cookbook-2nd-Edition-Final.pdf https://downloads.yugabyte.com/marketing-assets/O-Reilly-SQL...
- chrisweekly 4y agoThis is great! Thanks for the link. :)
- eatonphil 4y agoJoe Celko has a number of SQL for Smarties books I've been meaning to look through.
- mwexler 4y agoThese are phenomenonal books. Your understanding of sql as both a language and as a tool will be transformed. A bit dated in places but that also is helpful as you learn how a technique works instead of just relying on a vendor specific extension