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    Structured Query Language (SQL) is an industry-standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. SQL was first introduced by IBM in the 1970s and standardized by ANSI and ISO in the 1980s. The main components of SQL are DDL (data definition language) for defining database schema and DML (data manipulation language) for manipulating data. SQL allows users to perform operations like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE on databases. Common data types in SQL include INT, VARCHAR, DATE, and FLOAT. SQL also supports functions for extracting parts of dates or converting between data types.

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    Structured Query Language (SQL) is an industry-standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. SQL was first introduced by IBM in the 1970s and standardized by ANSI and ISO in the 1980s. The main components of SQL are DDL (data definition language) for defining database schema and DML (data manipulation language) for manipulating data. SQL allows users to perform operations like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE on databases. Common data types in SQL include INT, VARCHAR, DATE, and FLOAT. SQL also supports functions for extracting parts of dates or converting between data types.

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    Structured Query Language (SQL) is an industry-standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. SQL was first introduced by IBM in the 1970s and standardized by ANSI and ISO in the 1980s. The main components of SQL are DDL (data definition language) for defining database schema and DML (data manipulation language) for manipulating data. SQL allows users to perform operations like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE on databases. Common data types in SQL include INT, VARCHAR, DATE, and FLOAT. SQL also supports functions for extracting parts of dates or converting between data types.

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    SQL Structured Query Language IBM Ansi ISO SQL DDL SQL

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    Structured Query Language (SQL) is an industry-standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. SQL was first introduced by IBM in the 1970s and standardized by ANSI and ISO in the 1980s. The main components of SQL are DDL (data definition language) for defining database schema and DML (data manipulation language) for manipulating data. SQL allows users to perform operations like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE on databases. Common data types in SQL include INT, VARCHAR, DATE, and FLOAT. SQL also supports functions for extracting parts of dates or converting between data types.

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