The information contained in these pages is normally sufficient, coupled with the IBEasy+ software and the Firebird DBMS, to build and query relational databases.
However, the reader wishing to deepen, or complete, this training will find below various links in order to achieve these objectives.
Remarks
Many references, both in terms of books and websites, are in English. This is due to the fact that most of the developments on databases and SQL have been done and are still done in the English language. It is therefore important to work on the original documents and not on translations or adaptations. This is especially true for books dealing with database design.
When it comes to websites for learning SQL, the vast majority of those listed below allow for interactive language learning. This is actually the best way to learn SQL.
| Databases Design | Autors |
| Relational Model Database Management 2 | E. F. Codd |
| An Introduction to Database Systems - Vol. 2 | C. J. Date |
| Database Design and Relational Theory: Normal Forms and All That Jazz | C. J. Date |
| BASES DE DONNEES. Les systèmes et leurs langages | G. Gardarin |
| Schaum's Outline of Fundamentals of Relational Databases | R. Mata-Toledo |
| Modélisation Conceptuelle de Données - Une Démarche Pragmatique | P. Bergougoux |
| SQL | |
| SQL and Relational Theory: How to Write Accurate SQL Code | C. J. Date |
| Schaum's Outline of Fundamentals of SQL Programming | R. Mata-Toledo |
| SQL | R. Plew |
| SQL Queries for Mere Mortals: A Hands-On Guide to Data Manipulation in SQL | John L. Viescas |
| Instant SQL Programming | Joe Celko |
| SQL websites | |
| W3School | |
| SQLZoo | |
| TechOnTheNet | |
| SQLBolt | |
| SQL Course | |
| SQL.sh (Not interactive site) |
