What is the difference between SQL and SQL Server?
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Answer / ravi soni
"SQL" stands for "Structured Query Language". It is
acceptable by all the databases (Oracle, MS SQL Server, DB2,
Interbase etc) to retrieve / manipulate the data in database.
While SQL Server is actually a MS SQL Server (Microsoft)
database software package for Database Management.
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Answer / gangadhar mahabubabad
sql is a language
sql-sever is a software (or) one of the rdbms package.
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