REVIEW - Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ


Title:

Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ

Author:

Jason Price

ISBN:

Publisher:

O'Reilly (2001)

Pages:

381pp

Reviewer:

James Gordon

Reviewed:

June 2002

Rating:

★★☆☆☆


The first three things that struck me about this book were a very nice layout with tables, diagrams, screen shots etc. where required, a good-sized index and a lengthy chapter on Oracle SQL and PL/SQL basics. The book doesn't assume that you are familiar with Oracle's way of doing things so will appeal to a wider audience.

It covers the standard 'Hello World' application and how to pre-compile the SQLJ file into a .java file. It includes Inserts, Updates, Selects and Deletes from normal relational tables and Oracle Object Tables and nested tables, multi-threaded, session contexts and static/dynamic SQL with nicely detailed complete code that works.

A good detailed book on all the major functionality you require to use and run SQLJ in Java.


Book cover image courtesy of Open Library.





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