SQL? WHAT IS THAT???

 

                 SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It is a standard language for storing, manipulating and retrieving data in a Relational Database Management System. The standard SQL commands are the following: "Select" for display, "Insert" for adding a new record in the table, "Update" to change the value of one field or more, "Delete" to delete a record, "Create" to add new table/field/database, and "Drop" to delete the existing table/field/database.







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