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I think all the comments so far are spot on. Your learning style will
definitely dictate what method is best for you. However I think that you
need to look
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Yes, Cody has many very valid points -- AbleCommerce has its own mechanisms
for customization...many of which I didn't particularly care for,
personally.
Also, you should note
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Yes, Cody has many very valid points -- AbleCommerce has its own mechanisms
for customization...many of which I didn't particularly care for,
personally.
Also, you should note that AbleCommerce
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Yes, Cody has many very valid points -- AbleCommerce has its own mechanisms
for customization...many of which I didn't particularly care for,
personally.
Also, you
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Count me in John.
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Robert don't be scared.
Just design it and implement it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of
wondering if you can do it or not unless you actually do it. You don't need a
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Well here is the thing. From what I have seen
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Robert don't be scared.
Just design it and implement it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of
wondering if you can do it or not unless you actually do it. You don't need a
Ph.D to turn out a solution
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Database Schema usually
refers to the definition and design of your database. You will see
acronyms like DDL (Data Defintion Language) or some might refer
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Robert don't be scared. Just design it and implement
it. You will always be stuck in the gulf of wondering if you can do it or not
unless you actually do it. You don't need a Ph.D to turn out
is it still the case that if you are certified for version n, you are
certified for version n+1?
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Wasn't that for 4 to 5?I am not sure it was for 5 to 6 or 6 to 7.On 6/20/06, Douglas Knudsen
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Both I and
Jared Rapp would like
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I would like pursue this as well.
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I will say that the $1000 it costs just for the Database, and data recording
feature part of it all built up and a place to grow from it is probably
worth that to have it as a starting point
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SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning
the basics of SQL Syntax. What I don't see is a good grounding in Normalization
and database design. The Learn
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SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning
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I don't particularly care for that book as the author goes on tangents that didn't seem to belong in a database design book. The author also seems to go to great pains to avoid discussing normalization
wikipedia is another good
starting point.
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SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning
necessarily good practice. I'll have more on that in a moment.
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By the way
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Sure it isn't an all encompassing book. I think it works well as a place
to start for programmers who have probably never taken database design
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Robert,
I'm surprised no one else brought this up, but ACFUG actually has
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I am interested in a Cert Class.
Ironically I got my MCSE not for the money but wanted to know how it worked!
How much better I could achieve a cert along the way and a feather
Yes, I think I would like to finally get mine.
Cody
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The certification doesn't
amount about database design, not just SQL and Cold Fusion.
Cody
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Thank you all
I am a book learner. It really depends on what type of learner you are. Of course at a couple hundred dollars you won't be able to afford any hard core classes. You will be able to buy all of the books you need. A couple of good CF books, a good database design book, and maybe later one good book
I took
a class, but looking back, it would have been just as easy to learn on my own.
However, I am not in the league with the others on this list (I still pretty
much use a basic to mid-level programming technique). So if your goal is to get
to their level I think it would take some formal
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I'm with Jeremy on this. I'm a book learner, read a book, implement, read
more, implement more. I'm a self-taught
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I'm with Jeremy on this. I'm a book learner, read a book, implement, read
more, implement more. I'm a self-taught programmer, unless you consider
taking Pascal in college
Whle some learn best by book, some of us don't. Even in college, I had to write notes from my readings and to study I would rewrite my notes, as retarded as that sounds. Just readingnor hearing a teacher in class make things click for me. It is a weird combination of all of those, plus doing it.
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I'm with Jeremy on this.I'm a book learner, read a book, implement, read
more, implement more.I'm a self-taught programmer, unless you consider taking Pascal in college in 1990 part of my career (I don't
SQL In 10 Minutes seems like a fine book for learning the basics of SQL Syntax. What I don't see is a good grounding in Normalization and database design. The Learn SQL in 10 minutes book focuses on SQL Syntax and SQL Queries. That is good... you DO need to know all of that and I suppose a
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