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SQLIntro

SQL is a standardized language used to manage data in relational database systems. It includes commands for data definition (DDL) like defining schemas, data manipulation (DML) like queries and updates, and other commands for indexes, constraints, views, triggers, transactions and authorization. The basic SELECT statement is used to query data from one or more tables meeting certain conditions.

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SQLIntro

SQL is a standardized language used to manage data in relational database systems. It includes commands for data definition (DDL) like defining schemas, data manipulation (DML) like queries and updates, and other commands for indexes, constraints, views, triggers, transactions and authorization. The basic SELECT statement is used to query data from one or more tables meeting certain conditions.

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SQL

Introduction
Jennifer Widom

SQL: Intro
S.Q.L. or sequel Supported by all major commercial database systems Standardized many new features over time Interactive via GUI or prompt, or embedded in programs Declarative, based on relational algebra

Jennifer Widom

Data Definition Language (DDL)

SQL: Intro

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Other Commands
indexes, constraints, views, triggers, transactions, authorization,
Jennifer Widom

SQL: Intro
The Basic SELECT Statement Select A1,A2,,An From R1,R2, ,Rm Where condition

Jennifer Widom

SQL: Intro
S.Q.L. or sequel Supported by all major commercial database systems Standardized many new features over time Interactive via GUI or prompt, or embedded in programs Declarative, based on relational algebra

Jennifer Widom

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