what the meaning of sql
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Answer / suresh kumar somayajula
SQL abbriveated as "Structured Query Language".It is used
to interact with the database.
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Answer / rajesh k. gupta
This is an acronyms wherein S stands for Structures, Q
stands for Query and L for Language.
It was named as Structured English Query Language that is
SEQUEL
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Answer / neha
sql acronym is structured query language.it is a standard
language used in the development of any rdbms tool.
it is developed by E.F.CODD.
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Answer / chandu
Sql Query Language.
By using sql we can access data from oracle server.
We say only what task must be complete but we does not need
to say how task must me completed.
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Answer / poornima
SQL is a standardized query language for requesting
information from a database.
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Answer / kenneth wacangan
-is an open source relational database management system
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Answer / venmathi s
SQL stands for Structured Query Language.
It is a Language to communicate with the Database.
User post a Request to Database and Retrieve data from the Database.
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