Showing posts with label databases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label databases. Show all posts
Monday, June 13, 2011
Programming databases Oracle
Today the vast majority of applications are database driven. The database is a key corporate asset, often represents the margin between success and failure. Since the use of databases becomes more pervasive, the need has arisen to develop a language that can retrieve and manipulate data in the database. Thus was born Structured Query Language (SQL). This language works in a totally different way to languages such as C++ or COBOL, which are often referred to as "procedural" programming languages. Code written in these languages implies the end result as specifically define the means or procedures to get there. Back SQL specifically determined the final result, leaving it to the system for the management of the database (DBMS) to
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