
clarification regarding nomenclature!
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vijay.gupta
, Jul 05 2011 03:46 PM
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Posted 05 July 2011 - 03:46 PM
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Posted 05 July 2011 - 04:28 PM
It really depends what language you're talking about and in what context.
SQL is not really a scripting language. SQL is a semantic interface language between a database and a script.
A script, therefore, is a bit of code in any language which is interpreted and executed, although they do not necessarily have to be compiled.
You're probably talking about PHP, a language which is often used to interact with a SQL Database. Most languages can, either through native support or additional libraries, interact with a wide variety of database structures and formats.
This glossary is very extensive and will help you understand some of the jargon :
http://www.w3schools...te_glossary.asp
I hope that helps,
SQL is not really a scripting language. SQL is a semantic interface language between a database and a script.
A script, therefore, is a bit of code in any language which is interpreted and executed, although they do not necessarily have to be compiled.
You're probably talking about PHP, a language which is often used to interact with a SQL Database. Most languages can, either through native support or additional libraries, interact with a wide variety of database structures and formats.
This glossary is very extensive and will help you understand some of the jargon :
http://www.w3schools...te_glossary.asp
I hope that helps,
Nahumi
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Posted 06 July 2011 - 06:57 AM
Thanks Nahumi,
I know that php is a server side scripting language. but i didn't knew that it can also be used to create db and entering values in db. So, can you please confirm if it can be done with php?
#4
Posted 06 July 2011 - 07:59 AM
Yes, you can manipulate a MySQL database with PHP.
You will have to create the database first, along with a user. You can then use PHP to create and populate the tables.
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