Advanced Transact-SQL for SQL Server 2000  Itzik Ben-Gan and Tom Moreau,
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Strictly SQL, not .NET, but worth its weight.





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I have alot of sql/oracle books so I am looking for an advanced sql
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Yes I have used it and it led me into solutions for many not so common
problems. Besides when I bought it I was based in Amazon reviews which where
very good at that time.

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The Amazon review is not that good for the below book.

is it a good book? has any one used it. if so wht do u
feel?

Thanks,

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I have alot of sql/oracle books so I am looking for an advanced sql
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ms.net etc I am really looking for a killer book.......

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>Please be aware that I have not read any books on the
subject however I saw a fascinating ms  article on xslt extensions
in .net technology using sql and stored procedures.
I got dino esposito's book xml using xslt......
My Answer to you is this Michael Kay's wrox books on
the subject xslt, xpath 2.0 and 1.0 seem to me the way to go....
The other book is jeni tennison beginning xslt. Apress
(old wrox book-code may be updated-not sure) seems the way to
go. By the way Apress(old wrox books)  has a website you can see the
programming code on a limited basis......

hi dear friends,
any one if had the above e-books then please forward it to me

thanks and regards
satish

I need a good book or books concerning these two interrelated
topics.  Microsoft implements 1.0 in both of them

hi,

    please send me the ebooks for ASP.NET1.1 using visualc# 2003 of
WROX publication.
             If not send me the ebooks or pdf formatted books for
ASP.NET using VISUALC#

Anyone know of a good book on Oracle 9i: forms and reports?

Thanks

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can someone suggest a good book on refactoring?
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Martin Fowler's refactoring http://tinyurl.com/5r2fk is the bible for
this subject, at least until O'Reilly comes up with a "HeadFirst"
version.

Jeff


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can someone suggest a good book on refactoring?
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Has anyone read this book?  Any feedback?

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Should be:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0321150406/learnasp


Aaron

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From: Charles Carroll [mailto:911@...]

Effective XML is a great follow up to either
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=03211504/learnasp

You guys and your praise of a book by a great guy that is just a bad
book reminds me of the people who INSISTED American cars were still
great when Foreign cars were clearly superior. They called it
patriotism but it allowed American cars to remain poor for many years
by giving them guaranteed sales to the sycophants/jingoists.

That kind of misguided loyalty hurts Dan rather than helps him; why
does he need to improve his book if giving away some evals or helping
people on groups (his help on groups and his XMLForAsp.net site are
nice) can buy praise for a really medicore to bad book that cannot
compete. I own his book and many others. The 3 I list below will truly
get somebody going with accurate complete information whereas his book
is just too incomplete. It is also unfair to Kirk Allen Evan and Dino
Esposito who put more time into their books (although I prefer the 3
below) to just praise Dan's book without looking at their excellent
competition as well. Their books did not grab me at first glance (way
too verbose and filled with questionable techniques and lack of wise
application of XML) but they are still a better bargain than Dans.

Learning XML by O'Reilly is a masterpiece for as superb generic XML
introduction.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0596000464/learnasp

Beginmning VB.net XML is amazing starts at beginning but goes very
deep in a very understandbale style.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=1861007787/learnasp

Effective XML is a great follow up to either
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=03211504/learnasp


On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:34:13 -0800 (PST), Joe Mayo
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> 2nd on that.  XML for ASP.NET Developers is a good book and something I'll
> definitely buy if there is a v2.0.
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> XML for ASP.NET Developers by Dan Wahlin, SAMS
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> Bob Filipiak
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I am interested in dino's esposito's book on xml.net programming. I
saw the code and it looks interesting...Has anyone read this book...
your thoughts.....What was your opinion?

I like Dan very much but this book is just not very good.

Learning XML by O'Reilly is a masterpiece for as superb generic XML
introduction.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0596000464/

Beginmning VB.net XML is amazing starts at beginning but goes very
deep in a very understandbale style.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=1861007787/learnasp

Effective XML is a great follow up to either
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0321150406/
if you like either or both of those.


On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 15:21:27 -0500, BobFilipiak
<bobfilipiak@...> wrote:
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> XML for ASP.NET Developers by Dan Wahlin, SAMS
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> Bob Filipiak
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> > something with a bit more meat and gravy)
> >
> > Any suggestions?
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> > Tony
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XML for ASP.NET Developers by Dan Wahlin, SAMS

Bob Filipiak
A question not asked
   is a lost opportunity to learn.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 2:55 PM
Subject: [MustHaveBooksForAspNetProgrammers] XML book for beginners


>
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> Hi everyone,
> I am seeking a good intro to XML book (not a Dummies style...
> something with a bit more meat and gravy)
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Tony
>
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>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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Hi everyone,
I am seeking a good intro to XML book (not a Dummies style...
something with a bit more meat and gravy)

Any suggestions?

Tony

Feel free to check out my Web services book - XML Web
Services for ASP.NET. It is reviewed here (short
review) by Scott Mitchell on the bottom of this page:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/community/authors/scottmitchell/default.aspx

Bill

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> I am still thinking about getting distributed data
> applications by
> alex homer...Is their a good book on web services
> that could go
> along with this book?
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I am still thinking about getting distributed data applications by
alex homer...Is their a good book on web services that could go
along with this book?

First of all I am glad you mentioned sql,vb
that is good. First of all I believe you should
get a good book on C# or vb.net teaching object
oriented programming using classes. I have deitel's
books on C# or vb.net. These books are not perfect
(no book is perfect-because .net is so big-you may
want to look at apress or oreilly. These two
publishers provide quality work. I do not work
for either of them!2.get a good asp.net book
some people like walther's asp unleashed (it is
written in vb-cd has vb.net code) I liked jesse
liberty's book programming asp.net by oreilly
(written in C# and vb.net)3.THe other item
I want to mention is Cristian darie has two books on
.net development Beginning asp.net e commerce 1.1 from
novice to professional that uses n-tier programming
techniques-stored procedures(SQL, Oracle)  and
Cristian darie really cares about the quality of this
book. Their will be a new edition coming out in june
or july(Asp 2.0)  using both C# or Vb.net. Right now
this book is out only in vb.net and it is written for
visual studio. If your programming environment is in
web matrix then he has another book out also. One more
programming suggestion their is a great example of a
web form in microsoft-go to their web site and check
out grocer to go. Look for a e-commerce web form


Radhika Maripally <radhikamaripally@...> wrote:

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> Hello All,
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> I have experience developing 3 tier applications in
> ASP,VB,Oracle,SQL Server. Now I need to work on a
> .NET project and so i need to learn .NET. Any ideas,
> where do I start? Books or Websites. I basically
> need to know how does the middle tier components are
> now developed in .NET as there are no dll's stuff.
> how is the architecture etc.
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> Thanks in advance
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> Cheers,
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> Radhika
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Hello All,

I have experience developing 3 tier applications in ASP,VB,Oracle,SQL Server. Now I need to work on a .NET project and so i need to learn .NET. Any ideas, where do I start? Books or Websites. I basically need to know how does the middle tier components are now developed in .NET as there are no dll's stuff. how is the architecture etc.

Thanks in advance

Cheers,

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I have experience developing 3 tier applications in ASP,VB,Oracle,SQL Server. Now I need to work on a .NET project and so i need to learn .NET. Any ideas, where do I start? Books or Websites. I basically need to know how does the middle tier components are now developed in .NET as there are no dll's stuff. how is the architecture etc.

Thanks in advance

Cheers,

Radhika

[Professional SQL Server 2000 Programming] from the now-defunct Wrox.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0764543792

Author Robert Vieira takes you out for coffee and writes as though he is
talking with you over the table. He gives you the basics of SQL Server, then
T-SQL, and exactly what you need - Stored procedures and Triggers,
Transaction locks, contraints, UDFs, Cursors, Full-text search, English
Query, Analysis services, intros to XML and DTS, and so much more packed
into 1300+ pages.

You will love this book; armed with so much ammo you will be lusting for SQL
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From: Vincent Tony Marino [mailto:vtonymarino@...]
Sent: Friday, 14 January 2005 10:55
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Subject: [MustHaveBooksForAspNetProgrammers] A good book for SQL Stored
Procedures and triggers



Anyone know of a good book that explains how to write stored
procedures in SQL server... or for that matter, a website?

Hi Vincent,

"Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 Databases: From Novice to Professional" is a good
one: http://www.guam-asp.net/bookreviews/bookreviews.aspx?review=38





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Anyone know of a good book that explains how to write stored
procedures in SQL server... or for that matter, a website?

Thanks

Tony






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Anyone know of a good book that explains how to write stored
procedures in SQL server... or for that matter, a website?

Thanks

Tony