Structured Query Language, or SQL, can be daunting to learn. There
are many books available that purport to ramp the user up from mere
mortal to godlike status. This book is not one of them. Having
written and taught SQL lessons to many groups ranging from support
to developers, it eventually dawned on me that all too often I was
presuming a "base" knowledge of SQL and databases and I was losing
the room from the first slide. I needed to back up and explain more
about why users would want to combine tables and why data was not
just put in one single table. From there we could move on to how to
combine tables to get answers. It was good to see lights come on in
people's eyes. This book is a distillation of those lessons.
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