Database-driven Web site programming collection. 3 books with a retail Value
of $149.99

Professional SQL Server 7.0 Programming

Vieira, Robert

Retail value $49.99

The focus of this book is highly developer-oriented. No knowledge of SQL Server
is assumed, although in order to follow this book, you do need to already have
an understanding of programming basics such as variables, data types, and procedural
programming. This book includes: a complete introduction to Trasact-SQL; database
design issues; creating and using stored procedures; responding to events with
triggers; making your SQL Server secure; an introduction to datawarehousing
using Microsoft's OLAP services; moving data using Data Transformation Services
and the bulk copy program; maintaining the integrity of distributed data with
replication; and querying a SQL Server database using English Query and Full-Text
Search.

Beginning Access 97 VBA Programming

Smith, Robert; Sussman, David

Retail value $39.95

This book is for the Access user who already has a knowledge of databases
and the basic objects of an Access database such as tables, queries, forms,
and reports, but now wants to learn how to program with VBA. No prior programming
experience is needed but a basic knowledge of Access macros would be helpful.
This book covers: constructing a substantial example application with VBA;
mastering the foundations of Visual Basic for Applications; understanding the
concepts behind classes and objects; how Automation can be used to link Office
applications and borrow their functionality; creating custom objects using
the new Class Module feature; how to debug your programs and implement robust
error-handling; learning to optimize your database; adding support for multiple
users; publishing your Access database on the Internet.

Professional ColdFusion 5.0

O'Keefe, Ryan; Horwith, Simon; Ullman, Chris et al

Retail value $59.95

This book covers the ColdFusion 5.0. It is ideal for anyone coming into ColdFusion
from another programming environment, or for existing ColdFusion developers
who want information about what's in ColdFusion 5.0. No previous experience
with ColdFusion is assumed, but you will need some programming experience to
get the most from this book and should have a basic understanding of web technologies
such as HTML and JavaScript. Some of the topics covered are: extending ColdFusion
with Java, COM, and CORBA; integrating ColdFusion with XML and WDDX; ColdFusion
as a web service client and server; administering your ColdFusion server.