[thelist] Databases

> After that, the SQL queries are essentially the same.
> Not a big transition between any of them.

the odd man out here is mysql, which doesn't do subselects or unions

and ms access has its own set of functions, e.g. IIF instead of CASE

for syntax differences, see this site --

  A Gentle introduction to SQL
  http://www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/~andrew/gisq/

i have a ton of sql links, some of which i have started to post on my
site (categorization is on my todo list) --

  SQL Links
  http://r937.com/links.cfm?links=sql

rudy
http://rudy.ca/