Re: Books on Informix-SQL 6.0?

In article <1994Dec15.153936.8070@midway.uchicago.edu> krb1@midway.uchicago.edu writes: >I particularly would like to know if there's an edition of >Prentice Hall's _Informix Guide to SQL: Reference_ for version 6, but >I'm interested in finding out about any other books as well. Uh, I think you are referring to the regular server syntax reference manual (as ships with the products), which bears the PTR-Prentice Hall logo in modern versions. These manuals are reissued for each major version; there is already a 6.0 SQLR out. The 5.0 and previous SQLR and SQLT set (_Informix Guide to SQL: Reference_ and _Informix Guide to SQL: Tutorial_) has morphed into a 3-volume set for 6.0 (the third called _Informix Guide to SQL: Syntax_). The 6.0 versions bear the "Version 6.0" subhead (as opposed to "December 1991" for the 5.X versions). >Kenneth Burns Cheezit! Zima! >krb1@midway.uchicago.edu Nice job on "The Civil War", by the way... -- Alan Denney aland@informix.com {pyramid|uunet}!infmx!aland "I'm cruising down the Information Highway in high gear... riding the waves of the digital ocean... exploring the uncharted regions of cyberspace!" "Actually, you're sitting on your butt, staring at a computer screen." -- Tom Tomorrow