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Jim Melton, Alan R. Simon:
Understanding the New SQL: A Complete Guide. Morgan Kaufmann 1993, ISBN 1-55860-245-3

I SQL-92 Basics

1. Introduction to SQL-92. 3-14
2. Getting Started with SQL-92. 15-41
3. Basic Table Creation and Data Manipulation. 43-60
4. Basic Data Definition Language (DDL). 61-81
5. Values, Basic Functions, and Expressions. 83-112

II Advamced Features of SQL-92

6. Advanced Value Expressions: CASE, CAST, and Row Value Expressions. 115-124
7. Predicates. 125-147
8. Working With Multiple Tables: The Relational Operators. 149-174
9. Advanced SQL Query Expressions. 175-198
10. Constraints, Assertions, and Referential Integrity. 199-228

III SQL and Applications

11. Accessing SQL From the Real World. 231-258
12. Cursors. 259-271
13. Privileges, Users, and Security. 273-291
14. Transaction Management. 293-302
15. Connections and Remote Database Access. 303-309
16. Dynamic SQL. 311-345

IV The Finishing Touches

17. Diagnostics and Error Management. 349-360
18. Internationalization Aspects of SQL-92. 361-369
19. Information Schema. 371-385
20. A Look to the Future. 387-394

Appendices

A. Designing SQL-92 Databases. 397-412
B. A Complete SQL-92 Example. 413-440
C. The SQL-92 Annexes: Differences, Implementation-Defined and Implementation-Dependednt Features, Deprecated Features, and Leveling. 441-463
D. Relevant Standards Bodies. 465-468
E. Status Codes. 469-472
F. The SQL Standardization Process. 473-480
G. The Complete SQL-92 Language. 481-527

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