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What is SQL, is SQL a scripting language (support your answer).
Respond to Alexander
We are almost nearing the end of the course and I hope everyone is doing well. Today we are going to be speaking about SQL and what it is exactly. SQL is a programming language used to communicate and manipulate databases. “SQL statements are used to perform tasks such as update data on a database or retrieve data from a database. Some common relational database management systems that use SQL are Oracle, Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, Access, Ingres, etc.” (SQLcourse, 2022) SQL can support a wide range of commands to enable this, such “select”, “create”, or “drop”.
SQL is a fourth-generation language which allows the code to not require compiling in or to run. SQL can use an interpreter to translate the code, which allows for a more efficient process when putting together codes since most of the code itself will look like human syntax and wording. Thank you for reading my post and I hope all of you will have a great week.
Respond to Casey
I hope everyone is doing well, I can’t believe that we’re in week 6. I find myself being surprised at how far I’ve come and how much I’ve gotten done in such a short amount of time. Then I remind myself how much further I still have to go, and the writer’s blocks come right back. So, everything’s fine on this end. Oh well, to this week’s question.
Structured Query Language (SQL) is as the name suggests, a structured language intended to be used for making queries. Querying what? I’m glad you asked that question random reader, I’m going to tell you. Large collections of data like user accounts tend to reside in databases. These databases can be simple lists of information or detailed management systems that are referred to as Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS). Each of these options both use SQL as the base language that houses and executes commands in the database against the ‘lists’ or tuples and the related attributes.
You can author scripts in SQL and have them executed to display specific information contained from within a database. Typically, you’ll see the commands from the SQL language nested inside of other languages since most of the software will be written in different languages. While SQL is a language in and of itself that you can script for independently, you’ll probably see better returns on your efforts if you write you scripts in something like python and send those SQL commands. So yes, it “could” be a scripting language. But I think the likelihood of anyone having to script in SQL directly is beyond rare. These same points are made in the article from learntocodewith.me I found in my research. It’s a great read if you have time and I highly recommend it.
Thanks for reading my rant this week. I’m looking forward to your questions and some good conversation. Take care and have a wonderful week!
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