SQL

SQL (Structured Query Language) enables users to interact with relational databases. Data is structured in tables. Each table has:

• ▪ 1 column for each field &
• ▪ 1 row for each record.

An SQL statement is composed of:

• ▪ an ordered list of clauses (example: SELECT, FROM, WHERE, …),
• ▪ each clause has its own syntax &
• ▪ each statement ends in ';'.

Example:

SELECT class 
FROM fleet;

The above query will return the class column values for all rows in the fleet table.

RDBMS

A Relational Database Management System enables a user to define, create, maintain & control access to the database. The system that will accept your SQL query to & return a result. Some of the most common RDBMSs are:

• ▪ Microsoft Azure SQL Database
• ▪ MySQL
• ▪ PostgreSQL (or Postgres)
• ▪ SQLite

Due to its popularity, all examples in this digital garden will be referring to Postgres.

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