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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.
Introduction.
Part I: Getting Down to Database Basics.
Chapter 1: Everything Is Relative in a Relational Database.
Chapter 2: Designing a Database with an Artist's Eye.
Chapter 3: There's Something Normal About All Data.
Chapter 4: Finding Data Quickly with an Index.
Chapter 5: Client/Server Architecture for Snappy Service All the Time.
Chapter 6: The Setup: Planning a Database Application.
Part II: Java Database Connection.
Chapter 7: JDBC in English.
Chapter 8: Having the Right Connections Gets You to the Database.
Chapter 9: Writing Your First Java Database Program.
Part III: Database Interactions 101.
Chapter 10: Table Manners: Creating and Dropping Tables.
Chapter 11: Basic Index Etiquette.
Chapter 12: Stuffing Data into a Table.
Chapter 13: I'll Just Pick: Selecting Data from a Table.
Chapter 14: Show Your Hand: Displaying Data from Tables.
Chapter 15: Did You Hear the Latest?: Updating Data in Tables.
Chapter 16: Get Rid of the Bum: Deleting Data in Tables.
Part IV: Picking and Choosing Data.
Chapter 17: Picking Data from This Table and That Table.
Chapter 18: Getting Together: Grouping and Ordering Data.
Chapter 19: The Art of Subqueries.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Most Common Mistakes.
Chapter 21: Ten Places to Find More Information.
Chapter 22: Ten Things That Didn't Fit into This Book.
Index.
Book Registration Information.
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.
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