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Title: The Comprehensive Guide to the JDBC SQL API: Develop High-Powered Database Solutions for Your Site by Daniel I. Joshi, Rodney Runolfson, Ramesh Chandak ISBN: 1-56604-637-8 Publisher: The Coriolis Group Pub. Date: 20 February, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $49.99

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Average Customer Rating: 2.5 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Great Introduction
Comment: I had no knowledge of JAVA or JDBC and a limited understanding of SQL. I found the book extremely informative and well written Given the enormity of the three topics covered the author does an excelent job of introducing these. I don't think this book will suit professional Java Coders but if you want to understand the concept of how JAVA, JDBC and SQL work together this is an excellent book. A great book to get started

Rating: 1
Summary: Shame on the editors of this book
Comment: Not only does this book fail to deliver on its promise to be a "Comprehensive Guide to the SQL API", it provides information that is just plain wrong. The first page I read (301) had serious errors, showing methods with incorrect (and inconsistent) argument types. A quick glance showed the book full of this type of error. This is inexcusable. The beginner will be confused, the experienced frustrated, and both will quickly realize that the book should should be thrown away. A book that has not been edited should not be published.

Rating: 2
Summary: There's gotta be a better book!
Comment: The first third of the book is Java...cool.
The Second third is SQL...OK, but none of the screen-shots line up their captions. It really makes it hard to follow. It's a good thing I already knew SQL or I'd be lost right now.
The Last third covers JDBC...well almost. The essential theory of connecting to a Database is covered but there is little practical demonstration on how to use this connection.

I wish I could get my money back. ($54.00 from "some other bookstore")