Difference between revisions of "Portable SQL/Statements/Data retrieval"
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The SQL language uses SELECT statements for asking the database server to send results based on the conditions back to the client. Contrary to the data manipulation statements which were only extended slightly by the database vendors, the portability of SELECT statements becomes a nightmare very fast. | The SQL language uses SELECT statements for asking the database server to send results based on the conditions back to the client. Contrary to the data manipulation statements which were only extended slightly by the database vendors, the portability of SELECT statements becomes a nightmare very fast. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 22 June 2008
The SQL language uses SELECT statements for asking the database server to send results based on the conditions back to the client. Contrary to the data manipulation statements which were only extended slightly by the database vendors, the portability of SELECT statements becomes a nightmare very fast.
