This time I will discuss about the standardization of SQL but first I have to be a little bit about the history of SQL. SQL History starts from a researcher named Jhonny Oracle from IBM who was discussing the idea of creating a relational data business in June 1970. Discussion of the possibility of making the issue a standard language for accessing data in a database. Languages that are then called SEQUEL (Structured English Query Language).
However , at that time there was a legal issue regarding the name, eventually IBM also requires to change the name into the SQL (Structured Query Language).
In the late 1970s, emerging company called oracle that makes the database server are quite popular, which is the same name as the company. With the rising popularity of John Oracle, the SQL has also become popular. Until now becoming an international standard SQL language in database management.
Standardize SQL starts since the issuance of the SQL standard by ANSI in 1986. Standards are SQL86. Then do the repair in 1989, revising back in 1992 (SQL92). In 1999, the SQL to revise and re- release it, then known as SQL99. Although SQL99 has released version, but apparently a lot of reference to the SQL-92 implementation. Also read previous articles about: What is SQL Server ?.
However , at that time there was a legal issue regarding the name, eventually IBM also requires to change the name into the SQL (Structured Query Language).
In the late 1970s, emerging company called oracle that makes the database server are quite popular, which is the same name as the company. With the rising popularity of John Oracle, the SQL has also become popular. Until now becoming an international standard SQL language in database management.
Standardize SQL starts since the issuance of the SQL standard by ANSI in 1986. Standards are SQL86. Then do the repair in 1989, revising back in 1992 (SQL92). In 1999, the SQL to revise and re- release it, then known as SQL99. Although SQL99 has released version, but apparently a lot of reference to the SQL-92 implementation. Also read previous articles about: What is SQL Server ?.
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