books on odbc

At one point I had the odbc 3.5 developers guide but I had to leave that
behind as a result of a layoff.
Now after several years I find I'm getting back into odbc but when I
search I find that all books on odbc are out of print. Some are still
available like the 3.5 developers guide but hard to get.
is there a good book on odbc programming that is current?
Only thing I know of that is current is online at msdn. You
can use the ODBC Programmer's Reference which is at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...his_manual.asp
-Sue
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:31:12 -0700, William Kossack
<kossackw@.njc.org> wrote:

>At one point I had the odbc 3.5 developers guide but I had to leave that
>behind as a result of a layoff.
>Now after several years I find I'm getting back into odbc but when I
>search I find that all books on odbc are out of print. Some are still
>available like the 3.5 developers guide but hard to get.
>is there a good book on odbc programming that is current?
>

books on odbc

At one point I had the odbc 3.5 developers guide but I had to leave that
behind as a result of a layoff.
Now after several years I find I'm getting back into odbc but when I
search I find that all books on odbc are out of print. Some are still
available like the 3.5 developers guide but hard to get.
is there a good book on odbc programming that is current?Only thing I know of that is current is online at msdn. You
can use the ODBC Programmer's Reference which is at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...this_manual.asp
-Sue
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:31:12 -0700, William Kossack
<kossackw@.njc.org> wrote:

>At one point I had the odbc 3.5 developers guide but I had to leave that
>behind as a result of a layoff.
>Now after several years I find I'm getting back into odbc but when I
>search I find that all books on odbc are out of print. Some are still
>available like the 3.5 developers guide but hard to get.
>is there a good book on odbc programming that is current?
>sql

Book recommendation

Hi,
I am not sure which book to buy: Hitchhiker's Guide to SQL Server 2000
Reporting Services
or
Professional SQL Server Reporting Services -- by Paul Turley
I need a book that will also show me for example how to pass parameters from
asp.net to rss. I want the user to select parameters from asp.net and pass
those parameters to the stored procedure in the report.
ThanksI use the Wrox book (as you mentioned) and also SQL Reporting Services Step
by Step - by Microsoft. Both deal, in depth, with design, deployment and
server administration.
Depending on how you want the report to open from your aspx page, you can
simply use the URL for the RS report, and pass the parameters in that (that's
how RS does it), to open the report only, without any fuss. I also use
buttons on my ASP pages to render the report in PDF/Excel etc immediately
without having the user required to 'export' it themselves.
Tony
"collie" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am not sure which book to buy: Hitchhiker's Guide to SQL Server 2000
> Reporting Services
> or
> Professional SQL Server Reporting Services -- by Paul Turley
> I need a book that will also show me for example how to pass parameters from
> asp.net to rss. I want the user to select parameters from asp.net and pass
> those parameters to the stored procedure in the report.
> Thanks

book

It seems that there are only two books on SSIS

The Rational Guide to Scripting SQL Server 2005 - BETA preview

Professional SQL Server 2005 Integration Services by wrox

Has anyone read these or any other ones out there?

Any thoughts on which to get?

I am very new to SSIS.

Thanks

hi,

I don't believe it. Only two?

I'd like to acquire Wrox book. I had one about .Net and it was awesome

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I refer you to your previous post in which you asked the same question: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=425223&SiteID=1

-Jamie

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Hi, Just thought the other post was getting old.

Problem solved.

Thanks

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fmardani wrote:

It seems that there are only two books on SSIS

The Rational Guide to Scripting SQL Server 2005 - BETA preview

Professional SQL Server 2005 Integration Services by wrox

Has anyone read these or any other ones out there?

Any thoughts on which to get?

I am very new to SSIS.

Thanks

i have both books and find each to be helpful.|||

What is the difference between the two?
Isn't the one with the relational guide... title for the beta? if so isn't it different to the final release version?

Thanks

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As is stated in the other thread (http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=425223&SiteID=1) there is another version coming out soon for RTM.

-Jamie