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Version Location Description Submitted By Corrected
Printed Page Index
Many index entries were incorrect. The corrected index can be

found at http://www.ora.com/catalog/9781565924345/inx.html.

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 8

Did read:

In other words, SQL exposed Minerva to a much wider audience that
PostQUEL, which was limited to Postgres.

It now reads:

In other words, SQL exposed Minerva to a much wider audience than
PostQUEL, which was limited to Postgres.

 Anonymous  Mar 2000
Printed Page 25
In Figure 2-12, the Record Label entity, looked like this

+--------------------+
| Record Label |
+--------------------+
| Record Label ID |
| --------------- |
| Record Label Name |
| Address |
| City |
| State Name |
| State Abbreviation |
| Zip |
+--------------------+

It now looks like this

+--------------------+
| Record Label |
+--------------------+
| Record Label ID |
| --------------- |
| Record Label Name |
| Address |
| City |
| Zip |
+--------------------+

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 37

Used read:

http://www.hughes.com.avl

Now reads:

http://www.Hughes.com.au

 Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 51
In Table 4-1

Insert_riv

now reads:

Insert_priv

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 54
In Table 4-2

Insert_riv

now reads:

Insert_priv

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 55
In Table 4-3

Insert_riv

now reads:

Insert_priv

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 59
In the first paragraph after the 'Third Party Tools' heading

Linux Torvalds

now reads:

Linus Torvalds

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 61

Second paragraph used to read:

Inrpise

Now reads:

Inprise

 Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 118
The last sentence of the third paragraph did read:

Free Postgres has continued on and ranks up their in popularity with
MySQL and mSQL for mid-range database servers.

It now reads:

Free Postgres has continued on and ranks up there in popularity with
MySQL and mSQL for mid-range database servers.

 Anonymous  Mar 2000
Printed Page 162
In the code after the line $dbh = DBI->connect (´DBI:mysql:teach´)

The add action istself ...
function, add, prints, ...
test.

Now reads:

$dbh = DBI->connect (´DBI:mysql:teach´);
# The add action istself ...
# function, add, prints, ...
# test.

 Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 196
In the code,

$query = "select * from sharks where ";

if ($species or $age or $location) {
$query .= "where ";

Now reads:

$query = "select * from sharks";
if ($species or $age or $location) {
$query .= " where ";

 Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 234

VARCHAR(100)

should read:

VARCHAR(200)

(colophon)
George Reese has taken an unusual path into business software
development. After earning a B.A. in philosophy from Bates College in
Lewiston, Maine, George went off to Hollywood where he worked on
television shows such as The People's Court and ESPN's Up Close. The
L.A. riots convinced him to return to Maine where he finally became
involved with software development and the Internet. George has since
specialized in the development of Internet-oriented Java enterprise
systems. He is the author of <I>Database Programming with JDBC and
Java</I> and the world's first JDBC driver, the mSQL-JDBC driver for
mSQL. He currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota with his wife
Monique and three cats, Misty, Gypsy, and Tia. He makes his living as
a senior architect for Imaginet, LLC.

 Anonymous 
Printed Page 241
The second line of the note, the word "fild" now reads "field"

Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 254

Under "value1 LIKE value2," the sentence that did read:

The is probably the single most used comparison in SQL.

now reads:

This is probably the single most used comparison in SQL.

 Anonymous  Mar 2000
Printed Page 375
Changed

http://www.perl.com/CPAN/authors/id/TIMB/DBI/DBI-106.tar.gz

to:

http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/by-authors/Tim_Bunce/

 Anonymous  Jan 2000
Printed Page 388

read:

my @tables = $db->func->('_ListTables');

it now reads:

my @tables = $db->func('_ListTables');

 Anonymous  Sep 1999
Printed Page 412

read:

my $output = $db->query('SLECT * from mydata');

it now reads:

my $output = $db->query('SELECT * from mydata');

 Anonymous  Sep 1999