Re: SQL for writers?

["Lisa Wright" <liwright -at- qwest -dot- net>]

Thanks for the encouragement Jane! There's probably a pretty good book out
there already. I just didn't take the time to find one I could understand--I
used the programmers books, which I would NOT recommend unless you're really
into puzzling out ideas.

Lisa
(Who will now spend her morning indulging idle fantasies of transforming
herself into an *author*! Back to work!)

Lisa Wright wrote:
>For background, I think you probably just need to be interested in
>databases or database applications. I certainly didn't have any special
>knowledge going in. To be any good, of course, I would recommend you
>learn it thoroughly. I still don't know it as well as I should. Can't
>recommend any books or sources because I've learned it by accident.
>Maybe one of these days I'll have time to read a book and play with it
>more!

Jane wrote:
>>Maybe one of these days you'll have time to write a book! Sounds like it
>>would be a good one.



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