EBK COMPUTER SCIENCE: AN OVERVIEW
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Chapter 9, Problem 39CRP
Program Plan Intro
SQL:
- The structured query language (SQL) denotes a domain specific language used to program and designed to manage data held in a relational
database management system. - It is used to handle data that is structured where relations between different data entities exist.
- Many records can be accessed by SQL with a single command.
- It eliminates need for specifying the way to reach a record.
Given Code:
INSERT INTO Manufacturer
VALUES (‘Company Z’, ‘Bolt 2X’, .03)
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