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Developing Time-Oriented Database Applications in
SQL by Richard Snodgrass A great book that covers creating temporally aware database designs and supporting applications. Not for the faint of heart, but it is still one of the best books on the topic I have seen. |
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SQL for Smarties by Joe Celko This is the first book I turn to if I am trying to figure out a SQL problem... |
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SQL Puzzles and Answers by Joe Celko ... this is the second. |
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What not How by C.J. Date Anything Date has to say is worthy of reading, but I especially like this book. It's short, poignant, and right on. |
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