Structured Query Language (SQL) - Cultural View of Technology

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Structured Query Language (SQL) SQL
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Nested SQL 72 Object-oriented SQL 7
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SQL 1 SQL Paradigm Multi-paradigm A
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SQL 3 result set. SELECT * FROM Boo
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SQL 5 • MERGE is used to combine
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SQL 7 REVOKE SELECT, UPDATE ON My_t
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SQL 9 2008 SQL:2008 Legalizes ORDER
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SQL 11 [9] ANSI/ISO/IEC Internation
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SQL:2003 13 [11] http://www.iso.org
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Advantage Database Server 15 • Sm
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Call Level Interface 17 Call Level
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Check Constraint 19 Check Constrain
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Commit (data management) 21 Commit
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Correlated subquery 23 Correlated s
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CUBRID 25 Linux Foundation Silver S
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CUBRID 27 References [1] http://www
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Cursor (databases) 29 Scrollable cu
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Cursor (databases) 31 Disadvantages
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Data Definition Language 33 Data De
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Data Manipulation Language 35 Data
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Database Console Commands (Transact
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DbForge Studio for MySQL 43 • Dat
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Declarative Referential Integrity 4
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Devgems Data Modeler 47 External li
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Embedded SQL 49 External links •
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Page 125 and 126: Windows Internal Database 121 Exter
Page 127 and 128: XLeratorDB 123 Analytic functions S
Page 129 and 130: XLeratorDB 125 [27] See general Bus
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