Oh god, no more Access. Access has a weird semi-dialect of SQL where it's insanely picky about how you position parenthesis in multiple join statements. I found it impossible to get a query right without the graphical query generator, and that's after routinely writing 5-10 table joins in T-SQL. No thanks, I'd recommend Sqlite over it anyday for a lightweight database. Works great on command line or in any of dozens of helper tools on any platform, and it's Free.
That was easy. Think of it
as close to set theory!
I needed to get through all the
overhead stuff since I'm using
SQL Server in the server farm
for my startup. So, I have
code for Web pages
with ADO.NET and also some
stand alone programs that
do SQL Server queries.
Again, the only difficult
stuff was the overhead stuff,
and it would appear that the
Khan course would not cover that.
