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Hi Hug,
I think i can help you,
SQL is syntax for executing queries and updating,inserting and deleting records.These query and update commands together form the DML.
And, the DDL part of SQL provides syntax for creating or deleting database tables.Also define keys,specify links between tables and impose constraints between database tables.
I think i can help you,
SQL is syntax for executing queries and updating,inserting and deleting records.These query and update commands together form the DML.
And, the DDL part of SQL provides syntax for creating or deleting database tables.Also define keys,specify links between tables and impose constraints between database tables.
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DML or Data manipulation language is nothing but "How do you manipulate the data in a table". You can manipulate the data in these ways.
1. Selecting the data from the table (Select)
2. Inserting the data to the table (Insert)
3. Updating the data in the table (Update)
4. Deleting the data from the table (Delete)
Data definition language means how do you define/change the database objects. They are,
1. Creating a database object Eg.Table (Create)
2. Changing the table structure (Alter)
3. Deleting/Dropping the table (Drop).
Edit: ravisen22 you beat me by 2 mins.
1. Selecting the data from the table (Select)
2. Inserting the data to the table (Insert)
3. Updating the data in the table (Update)
4. Deleting the data from the table (Delete)
Data definition language means how do you define/change the database objects. They are,
1. Creating a database object Eg.Table (Create)
2. Changing the table structure (Alter)
3. Deleting/Dropping the table (Drop).
Edit: ravisen22 you beat me by 2 mins.
Last edited by nav33n : Dec 10th, 2007 at 1:17 am.
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Hello...Hug..
If you want , i will give some examples also.
DML part of SQL are:
1.SELECT-extracts data from a database table.
2.UPDATE-update data in a database table.
3.DELETE-delete data from a database table.
4.INSERT INTO-inserts new data into a database table.
DDL part of SQL are:
1.CREATE TABLE-creates a new database table.
2.ALTER TABLE-alters a database table.
3.DROP TABLE-deletes a database table.
4-CREATE INDEX-creates an index.
5.DROP INDEX-deletes an index.
If you want , i will give some examples also.
DML part of SQL are:
1.SELECT-extracts data from a database table.
2.UPDATE-update data in a database table.
3.DELETE-delete data from a database table.
4.INSERT INTO-inserts new data into a database table.
DDL part of SQL are:
1.CREATE TABLE-creates a new database table.
2.ALTER TABLE-alters a database table.
3.DROP TABLE-deletes a database table.
4-CREATE INDEX-creates an index.
5.DROP INDEX-deletes an index.
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Normalization is a difficult theory to explain. You should read it yourself to understand it better. But in short, normalization is a process following which, you can optimize the performance of your database. (Eg. By avoiding obsolete data, duplication, and by using primary keys, etc).
Index is just like the index of a book. If you want a particular topic in a book, you refer the index page of that book and go to that respective topic. Index in database, is kinda same. It increases the speed w.r.t the operations on a table.
You should go through http://w3schools.com/sql/sql_intro.asp
Index is just like the index of a book. If you want a particular topic in a book, you refer the index page of that book and go to that respective topic. Index in database, is kinda same. It increases the speed w.r.t the operations on a table.
You should go through http://w3schools.com/sql/sql_intro.asp
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