Effective Operations and Controls for the Small Privately Held Business 1st Edition by Rob Reider ISBN 9780470222768 978-0470222768

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ISBN 10:9780470222768 

ISBN 13978-0470222768

Author:Rob Reider

Effective Operations and Controls for the Small Privately Held Business

“Rob Reider is the ultimate ‘on-target’ consultant to the small business. Whether you are just starting out or have been in a small business for years, this book is a must-read. It is concise, clear, organized and addresses the management, financial, and personnel issues that confront and often destroy small business–eighty percent of all the businesses in America.”
–Tom Torgerson, CPA, President, Torgerson AssociatesManagement and Financial Consultants

“Dr. Reider’s emphasis on first understanding the small business environment and then identifying and integrating individual business goals addresses a critical entry point for new business owners. His detailed advice around realistic issues emphasizes a solutions-based orientation that provides even the novice with keys to successful business practices.”
–Linda Lippitt, PhD, Director, Learning Legacies

“Rob Reider is an experienced consultant, seminar facilitator, and author who has written an important book for small business owners and managers. The topics included are relevant to privately owned business managers who consider their organizations to be ‘small businesses’ regardless of their actual sales volume. This is a book that should be on the bookshelf of every businessperson with responsibility for the management of a small privately owned business.”
–Peter B. Heyler, PBH Executive Services

“(This book) is an excellent resource not just for the small business owner, but also for colleges and universities. Any higher education institution that has a business program entrepreneurial component will find this book invaluable.”
–Steve C. Martinez, PhD, Director, New Mexico Highlands University, Santa Fe and Espanola Centers

Table of contents: 

1. Why This Book?
   Who Should Read This Book?
   How This Book Is Organized
   How to Use This Book
   Resources
   Changes in the Third Edition
   Conventions Used in This Book
2. Using Code Examples
   How to Contact Us
   Safari® Books Online
   Acknowledgments
   Kevin E. Kline’s Acknowledgments
   Daniel Kline’s Acknowledgments
   Brand Hunt’s Acknowledgments
3. SQL History and Implementations
   The Relational Model and ANSI SQL
   Codd’s Rules for Relational Database Systems
   Data structures
   NULLs
   Metadata
   The language
   Views
   Set operations
   Codd’s Rules in Action: Simple SELECT Examples
   History of the SQL Standard
   What’s New in SQL2006
   What’s New in SQL2003 (SQL3)
   Levels of Conformance
   Supplemental Features Packages in the SQL3 Standard
   SQL3 Statement Classes
   SQL Dialects
4. Foundational Concepts
   Database Platforms Described in This Book
   Categories of Syntax
   Identifiers
   Naming conventions
   Identifier rules
   Literals
   Operators
   Arithmetic operators
   Assignment operators
   Bitwise operators
   Comparison operators
   Logical operators
   Unary operators
   Operator precedence
   System delimiters and operators
   Keywords and Reserved Words
   SQL2003 and Platform-Specific Datatypes
   MySQL Datatypes
   Oracle Datatypes
   PostgreSQL Datatypes
   SQL Server Datatypes
   Constraints
   Scope
   Syntax
   PRIMARY KEY Constraints
   FOREIGN KEY Constraints
   UNIQUE Constraints
   CHECK Constraints
5. SQL Statement Command Reference
   How to Use This Chapter
   SQL Platform Support
   SQL Command Reference
6. SQL Functions
   Types of Functions
   Deterministic and Nondeterministic Functions
   Aggregate and Scalar Functions
   Window Functions
   ANSI SQL Aggregate Functions
   ANSI SQL Window Functions
   ANSI SQL2003’s Window Syntax
   Oracle’s Window Syntax
   SQL Server’s Window Syntax
   Partitioning
   Ordering
   Grouping or Windowing
   List of Window Functions
   ANSI SQL Scalar Functions
   Built-in Scalar Functions
   CASE and CAST Functions
   Numeric Scalar Functions
   String Functions and Operators
   Platform-Specific Extensions
   MySQL-Supported Functions
   Oracle-Supported Functions
   PostgreSQL-Supported Functions
   SQL Server-Supported Functions

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