Beginning MySQLISBN: 978-0-7645-7950-9
Paperback
864 pages
April 2005
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In addition to having a technical and SQL background, Robert has written or co-written nine books on various network and server technologies, including two that have focused on SQL Server design and implementation, one on SQL programming (based on the SQL:1999 standard), and one on Microsoft Office Access 2003. The books that Robert has written contain training material that is designed to teach users specific skills and to test their knowledge of the material covered. Having contracted as the senior developmental editor for the Microsoft certification team, he brought to these books his experience developing exam items that helped to focus readers on the skills necessary to perform specific tasks. Robert has also written and edited a variety of other documentation related to SQL databases and other computer technologies. He works as an independent technical consultant and writer in the Seattle area.
Geoff Moes is a software architect and developer who has
designed and implemented databases in MySQL as well as having
designed and implemented software systems in PHP, Java/J2EE, and
ASP.NET that have utilized MySQL databases through various database
connectivity interfaces. Geoff received his bachelor’s degree
in Computer Science from Virginia Tech and has worked in the
software industry for 18 years. He specializes in software and
database architecture and development as it relates to Webbased
systems. He has worked with several database products in addition
to MySQL, including SQL Server, DB2, and Oracle. He has also
developed a variety of software applications that have connected to
various databases using several different languages and platforms
including Java J2EE/JDBC/EJB, C++/ODBC, and
ASP.NET/ODBC/OLEDB.
Geoff’s publishing credits include “Passing Arrays
Between Jscript and C++” (September 7, 2000, ASPToday.com,
under WROX) and three articles published in Windows & .NET
Magazine (online): “Common Internet Hacker Attacks”
(December 1, 1998), “Remote Web Administration, Part 2”
(November 1, 1998), and “Remote Web Administration, Part
1” (October 1, 1998). Geoff works as an independent software
consultant in the Washington D.C. metro area. When he is not in
front of the keyboard, he enjoys photography, mountain biking,
hiking, and international travel.