What is the difference between SQL, DDL, and DML?
Answer Posted / pavan_1981
sql is a universally accepeted query language whic acts an
interface to the relational databases to fetch,insert and
manipulate the data existing in the database.
sql encompasses of five parts
1.Data Retrieval Language:the commands used to select data
from the database.this includes
a.select
2.Data manipulation Language:commands to manipulate the
data existing in the database.commands in this are
a.insert
b.update
c.delete
d.merge
3.Data Definition Language:commands to define and create
the database ojects like tables ,views etc.commands in this
are
a.create
b.truncate
c.alter
d.drop
e.describe
f.rename
4.Tranaction control Language:the commands in this are
a.grant
b.revoke
5.Data Control Language:the commands in this are
a.Commit
b.Rollback
c.Savepoint.
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