Dreamweaver MX Database: From Beginner to Expert

Author: Susan Sales Harkins
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The feature of this book is that there is no interdependent relationship between the content of each chapter. Users can read this book chapter by chapter, but they may not have built a website by the end. What users will gain is the ability to create their own websites with the help of Dreamweaver MX, making this book an excellent reference. The content covers management, web pages, databases, web servers, and Dreamweaver MX. Each part focuses on one aspect of creating a database-supported website using Dreamweaver MX. The book introduces the four main relational databases currently available on the market that support web-driven databases: Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Microsoft Access 2002, Oracle 9i, and MySQL. It also introduces several scripting languages that currently hold the largest market share: ASP, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, JSP, and PHP. It explains one application server—ColdFusion, connection technologies, and web security. Dreamweaver MX enables users to quickly complete data manipulation tasks on various databases—such as retrieving, searching, and updating data. Additionally, this book provides a detailed introduction to SQL, the standard relational database language.