Book: Beginning DB with Postgresql by Matthew & Stones

I purchased two books today, to help me learn PostgreSQL (mine is on
Windows).

The first book (see subject) is published by APRESS _www.apress.com_
(http://www.apress.com)

A zipped download of all scripts/examples is at the site.

I just went through the first exercise, using isql, and I was pleased to
discover (this was my own experiment) that if I created a script.sql file with
\i commands to run all the other script files, that it works just fine.

\i drop_tables.sql;
\i create_tables_bpsimple.sql;
\i pop_customer.sql;
\i pop_item.sql;
\i pop_barcode.sql;
\i pop_orderinfo.sql;
\i pop_orderline.sql;
\i pop_stock.sql;

Quickly glancing through the book in the store, I noticed that it addresses
both Linux and Windows users, and has a few pages devoted to the windows
install (which I used) as well as the ODBC install.

The other book I purchased is "Beginning Access 2000 VBA" by Smith &
Sussman, WROX press, which comes with a CD. I am going to learn VBA and use it as a
scripting language to talk to PostgreSQL. It has some pages devoted to the
mysteries of linking to an ODBC datasource, which may be helpful. It comes
with a CD in the back, with exercises and files.