| Short for Structured Query Language, SQL is a language originally known as SEQUEL (Structured English QUEry Language) that was developed by Dr. E.F. Codd at the IBM research center in 1974. Later shortened to SQL but still pronounced as sequel, SQL has become the de facto standard database language. The first commercial version of SQL was introduced in 1979 by Oracle. Today, there are three standards of SQL, SQL89 (SQL1), SQL92 (SQL2), and SQL99 (SQL3), and numerous flavors of SQL available. Also see: Database, DDL, DML, MySQL, RDBMS, Synonym
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