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== DB vs. Programming Languages ==
== DB vs. Programming Languages ==


I think that DB languages, such as SQL, should be different from the programming languages. It'd be the same if CUDA was introduced. You're practically able to call the Databases from any language available, with the _SAME_ syntax.
I think that DB languages, such as SQL, should be different from the programming languages. It'd be the same if CUDA was introduced. You're practically able to call the Databases from any language available, with the '''SAME''' syntax.


Ie. I think it'd be far more interesting to have some examples in each programming language of how to "Execute a command", and "Do a select" and just leave it there. Then have examples for each DB system of how to create tables and databases, create users and so forth - since they all fall under the "Do a command" type of thing.
Ie. I think it'd be far more interesting to have some examples in each programming language of how to "Execute a command", and "Do a select" and just leave it there. Then have examples for each DB system of how to create tables and databases, create users and so forth - since they all fall under the "Do a command" type of thing.

EDIT:
Btw, it'd be the same with CUDA. Each language initiates CUDA connections differently, but the CUDA commands are card-specific, and thus do not vary across a multiple of platforms and languages. :P


Thoughts?
Thoughts?

Revision as of 06:38, 18 April 2010

DB vs. Programming Languages

I think that DB languages, such as SQL, should be different from the programming languages. It'd be the same if CUDA was introduced. You're practically able to call the Databases from any language available, with the SAME syntax.

Ie. I think it'd be far more interesting to have some examples in each programming language of how to "Execute a command", and "Do a select" and just leave it there. Then have examples for each DB system of how to create tables and databases, create users and so forth - since they all fall under the "Do a command" type of thing.

EDIT: Btw, it'd be the same with CUDA. Each language initiates CUDA connections differently, but the CUDA commands are card-specific, and thus do not vary across a multiple of platforms and languages. :P

Thoughts? --LordMike 06:37, 18 April 2010 (UTC)