SQL : Structured Query Language
SQL: Structured Query Language
By: Gonzales, Brian Gabriel E.
What is SQL?
- Structured Query Language, or SQL (pronounced "ess-que-el"), is a query language. A database can be communicated with using SQL. It is the preferred language for relational database management systems, claims ANSI (the American National Standards Institute). To update data in a database or to get data from a database, SQL statements are employed. Oracle, Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, Access, Ingres, and other popular relational database management systems are only a few examples.
SQL Commands
SELECT- extracts data from a database
UPDATE- updates data in a database
DELETE- deletes data from a database
INSERT INTO- inserts new data into a database
CREATE DATABASE- creates a new database
ALTER DATABASE- modifies a database
CREATE TABLE- creates a new table
ALTER TABLE- modifies a table
DROP TABLE- deletes a table
CREATE INDEX- creates an index (search key)
DROP INDEX- deletes an index


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