title: A Visual Introduction to SQL
author: David Chappell
description: Learn SQL quickly with this easy-to-use, visual tutorial<br /><br />Every IT professional needs at least a basic understanding of SQL.A Visual Introduction to SQL, Second Edition provides a unique toolfor acquiring this knowledge. By diagramming each query, this bookresolves the language's apparent complexity into simple clarityusing an intuitive visual representation. Rather than focusing on aspecific vendor's SQL dialect, the book introduces the essentialcore of the language, making it useful for anyone.<br /><br />For this new edition of their successful, long-selling book, DavidChappell and J. Harvey Trimble Jr. have updated the contents toreflect SQL today. The result is a clear, step-by-step explanationof the current language, with the book's unique visual approachguiding the way.<br /><br />A Visual Introduction to SQL, Second Edition is useful for alllevels:<br />* For SQL beginners, the unique graphical approach makes learningthis sometimes unfriendly language much easier<br />* For those with some SQL experience, the visual approach makesclear the language's underlying structure and helps in creatingcomplex queries<br />* For regular SQL users, the wealth of examples in this bookprovides quick, easy-to-reference answers to frequently askedquestions<br /><br />No matter what SQL version you use, A Visual Introduction to SQL,Second Edition allows you to quickly grasp both the basic and moreadvanced features of this important language.<br /><br />Wiley Computer Publishing<br />Timely. Practical. Reliable.<br />Visit our Web site at www.wiley.com/compbooks/
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  Acknowledgement...............................................................................................
  Introduction 
  to
  Research............................................................................................3
  
  Section 
  I………….
  ……………………………………………………………..…..4
  Introduction……………………………………………………………………
  4
  1. 
  General 
  View 
  on 
  the 
  Domain 
  of
  Stylistics………………………………………………………….4
  a. Experts’ definitions of Stylistics along with an attempt to
  formulating a…………….4
  specific view on what Stylistic is based on professional consensus.
  b. Brief overview on the historical background of Stylistics and
  ………………..…………..5
  contributions of literary movements. 
  c. The heterogeneous nature of style and a potential cause
  of………………………….…..7
  its variety
  2. 
  Stream 
  of 
  Consciousness 
  in 
  Literature.
  ................................................................9
  a. What is stream of consciousness as a natural feature and literary
  …………………....9
  technique of writing. 
  b. Reflection