Re: SQL standard

I just visited www.sql.org , there is a link to beginner_tutorials.

There are many information on SQLs standards and another link to SQL Reference and the SQL92 ANSI standard.

Good luck
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From: "Chariya Peterson" <Chariya.Peterson_at_noaa.gov> To: <informix-list_at_iiug.org>
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> Sorry if you saw this posting somewhere else. I am cross posting this
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> Could someone please post some URLS and/or FAQ with information on SQL
> standard. I'd like ot find out how truely
> this standard is in terms of vendors independence. And whether a
> software could be developed in such a way that it is portable to any
> RDBMS, perhaps with some restrictions on the query statements to ward
> off any extension beyond the standard.
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> Thanks,
> chariya
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