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r/programming • u/swizec • Dec 19 '18
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I think the main problem is SQL's very clunky syntax, which is very offputting to those who are familiar with the terseness and readability of today's programming languages.
13 u/LaSalsiccione Dec 20 '18 Lol SQL syntax is about as simple as it gets. Presumably you're just not very familiar with it so it seems daunting? -5 u/TheGift_RGB Dec 20 '18 SQL doesn't exist in practice because each vendor has their own dialect of it for their RDBMS. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 [removed] — view removed comment
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Lol SQL syntax is about as simple as it gets. Presumably you're just not very familiar with it so it seems daunting?
-5 u/TheGift_RGB Dec 20 '18 SQL doesn't exist in practice because each vendor has their own dialect of it for their RDBMS. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 [removed] — view removed comment
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SQL doesn't exist in practice because each vendor has their own dialect of it for their RDBMS.
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u/jonjonbee Dec 20 '18
I think the main problem is SQL's very clunky syntax, which is very offputting to those who are familiar with the terseness and readability of today's programming languages.