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Java 2 Database Programming For Dummies
by James Edward Keogh, Jim Keogh Paperback: 456 pages Dimensions (in inches): 0.88 x 9.24 x 7.40 Publisher: John Wiley & Sons ISBN: 0764508814; (October 2001) Book Description: 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. From the Back Cover: The fun and easy way to build Java database applications Take charge of tables, queries, views, and more! Get the scoop on using JDBC to access a database Harness the power of Java to control and manipulate databases Java 2 has all the tools you need to create a cutting-edge database application, whether it's for a small business or a large e-commerce site. But how do you get a handle on Java database programming techniques? Relax! With Jim Keogh at your side, you can take control of tables, indexes, subqueries, and more — in no time. Discover how to: • Get a handle on relational database design • Make a database connection with JDBC • Build and manipulate tables • Organize data and run queries • Find code and two bonus chapters on the Web • THE DUMMIES WAY • Explanations in plain English • "Get in, get out" information • Icons and other navigational aids • Tear-out cheat sheet • Top ten lists • A dash of humor and fun • Get Smart! dummies.com • Sign for daily eTips at dummiesdaily.com • Choose from among 33 different subject categories • Get news you can use on everything from money to health to computers. About the Author: 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. Customer Reviews Java 2 Database Programming For Dummies, November 30, 2001 Reviewer: A reader from Australia This book has devoted two-third of the coverage to explain what is a database, types, conditional operator and so on. Readers would be benefit if they are not familiar with writing or understanding basic SQL statements. For those readers who are from SQL programming background, this book offers very little insight knowledge of how the Java interact with the database such as passing binding variables. Most regrettably, the majority of examples that author tries to demonstrate how the Java interact with the database are unrealistic such as creating, dropping table using static SQL statement wrapped in Java code. This book saved my job, honestly!, November 16, 2001 Reviewer: Brian Clark from New York City, NY I'm a Java programmer who almost got bounced because my Wall Street company was down sizing because of the poor economy. I was given 30 days to find another position in the firm. The only position open was that of a Java database programmer - and I didn't know how to anything about Java database programming. I bought this book. Two weeks later I was able to pass a technical interview and got the Java database programmer's job. Just the facts - great way to learn, November 6, 2001 Reviewer: Jerry Kelly from Boston, MA USA I'm a Java programmer, but I never needed to interface my programs with a relational database. Then they had cut backs in my company. I was slated to go but managed to get picked up by a group looking for a Java database programmer. All I had to do was quickly get up to speed with JDBC and database programming. I reviewed my books on the subject, but this seemed to be the best written book that is easy to understand. Furthermore, the author provides code for nearly every possible scenario you can imagine. This book really saved me from the unemployment line. Covers all you need to get started, October 25, 2001 Reviewer: Larry Schwartz from New York, NY I've been a Java programmer for a few years but only recently needed to interact with a database. Keogh's book taught me all I needed to get started and complete my project. Keogh covers all aspects of Java database programming in a way that makes it fun to learn. I highly recommend this book to any professional who needs to get a leg up on Java database programming. |
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