Answer Posted / ashwin
1)sql is non procedural language where you specify what to
be done instead of specifying how it should be done
2)Sql is called as "Structured Query Language" or
"Sequential Query Language" which can be used to perform DDL
or DML operations on the table.
3)Sql is declarative language.
4)user--->SQL----->RDBMS.
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