Question, is SQL pronounced S.Q.L. or SeQuaL?

I pronounce it sequel.

Squirrel😜
I think it is supposed to be pronounced "sequel" but everyone I talk to says "S.Q.L".

Phonetically : da-də-bās

As with anything with SQL, it depends.

S.Q.L. for the language.
Sequel for Microsoft SQL Server or PL/SQL (PeeEl Sequel)

In Spanish, "esecuele"

Omg. Its S.Q.L. of course. Shoot every monster who pronounces it differently.

I use first option 😂

I once heard a marketeer explain it as "Sorry Qudnt care Less" ... /j

Both are correct :s

I prefer S.Q.L

Skiyouel
🎿 you el

What age are you? Chances are this argument is older than you... It always comes down to how...you...learned...it!!

Are we doing this again? *sigh*
While you're googling the rants on this can you count how many times I wrote what the answer to this (according to creators) is and let me know? Kthxbai :)
It was originally SEQUEL, then changed to SQL, but people were already used to SEQUEL so they continued calling it sequel even though it was technically S Q L. The different actual implementations, however, have different rules. Microsoft SQL server is sequel, MySQL is My S Q L (although they're fine with you calling it My sequel), etc.

@abr4xas as an Erasmus in Spain, I was confused when the teachers talked about something being "Trouhe"(True).

S.Q.L of course. Haven't ever met the people who claim to pronounce it differently.

Oh boy here we go again...

'Es-Que-El' that's how it's pronounced damit!!! It's a fucking abbreviation not a word!

Oh God, what have I done.