Mastering Dreamweaver MX Databases

Chapter 2: An Introduction to Dreamweaver MX

Table 2.1: WEB SERVERS FOR SPECIFIC OPERATING SYSTEMS

Table 2.2: BUTTONS ON THE LAUNCHER TOOLBAR

Table 2.3: BUTTONS ON THE SITE TAB

Chapter 4: An Introduction to HTML Forms

Table 4.1: FORM OBJECTS

Chapter 5: Designing the Database

Table 5.1: DATATYPES FOR FIELDS IN THE BOOK DATABASE

Table 5.2: A LAST LOOK AT OUR TableS

Chapter 7: MySQL and the Web

Table 7.1: MAXIMUM LENGTH OF DATATYPES

Chapter 8: SQL Server and the Web

Table 8.1: SQL SERVER DATATYPE

Table 8.2: INTERVAL OPTIONS FOR SOME DATE FUNCTIONS

Table 8.3: OPENDATASOURCE KEYWORDS

Table 8.4: WITH OPTIONS

Table 8.5: CREATE FUNCTION ARGUMENTS

Chapter 9: Microsoft Access and the Web

Table 9.1: OFFICE 2002 (AND ACCESS 2002) REQUIREMENTS

Table 9.2: COMPARISON OF ACCESS 2002 AND PROJECT Table PROPERTIES

Table 9.3: JET AND SQL SERVER (ACCESS PROJECT) DATATYPES

Table 9.4: ACCESS, SQL JET, AND PROJECT DATATYPES

Table 9.5: INTERVAL OPTIONS FOR SOME DATE FUNCTIONS

Table 9.6: EXECUTE METHOD ARGUMENTS

Table 9.7: THE CONNECTIONSTRING ARGUMENTS

Table 9.8: OLE DB CONNECTION STRING PROVIDERS

Table 9.9: SQL AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS

Chapter 12: JavaServer Pages

Table 12.1: WEB SERVERS AND JSP ENGINES

Table 12.2: THE PAGE DIRECTIVE ATTRIBUTES

Table 12.3: SERVER VARIABLES

Chapter 13: Active Server Pages

Table 13.1: SERVER VARIABLES FOR THE REQUEST.SERVERVARIABLES COMMAND

Table 13.2: CLIENTCERTIFICATE COLLECTION KEYS

Table 13.3: CLIENTCERTIFICATE SUBFIELD VALUES

Chapter 14: Dreamweaver and ASP.NET

Table 14.1: ASP.NET DIRECTIVES

Table 14.2: HTML SERVER CONTROLS

Table 14.3: WEB SERVER CONTROLS

Chapter 15: ADO.NET

Table 15.1: MM:DATASET PROPERTIES

Chapter 16: PHP and Dreamweaver MX

Table 16.1: SECURITYSPACE.COM SURVEY OF WEB SERVER USAGE

Chapter 18: Structured Query Language

Table 18.1: SQL MATHEMATICAL OPERATORS

Table 18.2: SQL COMPARISON OPERATORS

Table 18.3: SQL LOGICAL OPERATORS

Table 18.4: CONCATENATION CHARACTERS

Table 18.5: DELIMITERS

Chapter 22: Searching with Dreamweaver MX

Table 22.1: SPECIAL OPERATORS

Chapter 23: Using Templates

Table 23.1: NEW CONTENT

Datatypes and Functions Compared

Table A.1: AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASEMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Table A.2: NUMERIC FUNCTIONS IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Table A.3: STRING FUNCTIONS IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASEMANAGEMENTSYSTEMS

Table A.4: DATE FUNCTIONS IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASEMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Table A.5: CONVERSION FUNCTIONS IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASEMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Table A.6: DATATYPES IN DREAMWEAVER MX-COMPATIBLE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS