This text is intended for use as a self-paced supplement in a database management course, or as the core text in a brief course on Structured Query Language (SQL). It presents syntax in a realistic yet familiar business context, alerting students to errors they may face along the way.

Applying SQL in Business

Reiss, Levi

Reference

Mcgraw-Hill College

This self-paced, hands-on tutorial for Borland's Paradox 4.0 database software programme provides integrated coverage of common errors and productivity tips with keystroke and menu summaries and a glossary. There is sound pedagogy, with each of the ten tutorials containing a keystroke tutorial, with purpose and concepts; a brief, hands-on try-it-yourself exercise so students can monitor their progress; and a project with problems to solve and to apply what has been learned. A section entitled "Presentation Graphics" illustrates Paradox's graphic power and the ease with which that power can be unleashed. This text will be suitable for a short course or as a lab manual in an introduction to computing course. Also available is an instructor's manual with OTMs (0-07-051849-1).

Using Paradox 4.0

Science & Math

Mathematics

"X Window does windows." So begins this first rate book on X Window programming in C. The authors not only know their subject extremely well, they also know how to teach the material to others. This may very well be the definitive book on X Window, covering functions and protocol in detail and then moving on to the toolkit, widgets, resources, etc. It develops a user-friendly graphical interface as a sample project. A companion disk is available for programs and examples. Appendices: Xlib, Xutil, Intrinsic.h, OSF/Motif Widgets, common errors, glossary. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

X Window Inside & Out

Computers & Technology

Radin, Joseph

Operating Systems

McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media

While many books on Unix devote just a few chapters to system administration, this one targets the needs of system administrators. Suitable for beginners who need an overview as well as those ready to master the scripts that are essential to their function. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Unix System Administration Guide

This guide teaches the basics of UnixWare, but focuses mainly on networking and DOS related issues. The author explains the features, advantages and configuration of UnixWare, showing how it uniquely meets business challenges. It shows how to connect UnixWare with DOS, Windows, PC LANs and remote Unix workstations. Readers also learn how to share applications between computers of different operating systems, as well as how to set up terminals, modems and printers in a UnixWare environment. Part 1 introduces readers to UnixWare and its utilities. Part 2 covers administration topics such as system configuration, managing users and maintaining file systems. Part 3 details Unix applications, accessing NetWare services and using the DOS window. The final part addresses networking issues including Unix networking and electronic mail, as well as LAN management.

Open Computing Guide to Unixware (Unixworld's Open Computing)

Nameroff, Steven

A comprehensive sourcebook enables readers to understand basic and advanced steps, including installation, updating, accessing files, troubleshooting, and creating a custom Home Page that enables speedy access to preferred servers. Original. (Intermediate).

Open Computing Guide to Mosaic

Web Development & Design

Oracle Pr

Book by Reiss, Levi, Dolan, Edwin G.

Using Computers: Managing Change

Dolan, Edwin G.

South-Western Pub.

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