Summary
This chapter was only meant to give you a high-level overview of Structured Query Language to help you understand future chapters. You learned how to use SQL statements to do the following:
Retrieve data from a database
Organize the data before it's returned
Use SubQuerys in your SQL statements
Update data in a database
Insert new data into a database
Delete existing data from a database
I can guarantee that if you're participating in third-generation Web site development, you will be using Structured Query Language. This chapter demonstrated the use of page-level SQL statements, which isn't recommended when you're building your solution. We're using inline SQL primarily for simplicity.
Well, enough primers—let's get down to the nitty-gritty! ...
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