Fwd: "MySQL and mSQL"

[brady <bradyh@bitstream.net>]

I though some of you might be interested in this.  I'd probably pick up a
copy if I wasn't saving for the new Gnome programming book.

>Dear Amazon.com customer,
>
>As somebody who purchased Larry Wall's "Programming Perl" in the
>past, you might like to know that the new O'Reilly book chronicling
>another freeware technology--MySQL and mSQL packages--hits the
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>
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>
>MySQL, known as the powerhouse of database languages (and its
>lightweight twin, mSQL) are combined for the first time in one book,
>"MySQL and mSQL." O'Reilly experts Tim King, Randy Jay Yarger, and
>George Reese recognize the global popularity of MySQL and mSQL and
>thoughtfully explain the essentials to programming for these two
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>
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>Happy reading,
>
>Jennifer Buckendorff
>Senior editor, Computers & Internet
>Amazon.com
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