Answer Posted / Gangadhar Choudhary
In SQL, a dialect refers to a variation or implementation of the standard Structured Query Language (SQL) that is used by specific database management systems. Each DBMS has its own unique dialect which includes specific extensions and syntax variations.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
how to use regular expression in pattern match conditions? : Sql dba
define sql insert statement ? : Sql dba
what is dbms? : Sql dba
Is primary key clustered index?
Hi am new to PLSQL & facing problems in writing code like in SP, Functions, so any one having some SP coding with in depth explanation please share with me my Email ID suvarnaatsuvarna@rediffmail.com Or taking tanning on this please do contact me
Does group by remove duplicates?
How do I remove duplicates in two columns?
what is sql server agent? : Sql dba
how to escape special characters in sql statements? : Sql dba
If a cursor is open, how can we find in a pl/sql block?
Can we rollback truncate?
Do we need to rebuild index after truncate?
Is inner join faster than left join?
what is bcp? When does it used? : Sql dba
What is the current version of sql?
