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AdrianD3617yIt sounds weird indeed. I pronounce it my s-q-l but I love to pronounce sql like sequel. It sounds much cooler :D
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I'm one of those weird people that calls it "My Sequel", but normally I pronounce it S-Q-L
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bahua128017yPretty sure the Microsoft-backgrounded people introduced this pronunciation, as their sales and training people call their product "sequel server." I think it just caught on from there. I pronounce the letters S Q L every time.
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This rant is going to spark something quite funny in the IT department tomorrow.
We already had the tabs vs spaces (over rated I know, but the one guy likes to argue about anything - so I generally just rile him up and watch him go mad about something small).
Something to make the Monday morning more fun. -
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Never watched that.
But I'm supposing that it would be similar to that (will have to now go and watch it and then make a knowledgeable opinion on the matter). -
All my colleagues call it 'sequel', I call it S-Q-L.
I don't pay attention because those twats can't even join two tables, not even to save their lives. -
Florens4427yI always use s-q-l as it works best with the different types. My s-q-l, postgres-q-l, s-q-lite, ..
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people who say "sequel" are probably just pronouncing it that way because it's become a colloquial term, like gif instead of the real pronunciation "jif". if they took thirty seconds to read the history/evolution of the language it would be clear it's "s-q-l". sigh.
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Sequel to what? Version one?
Definition: "A sequel is a narrative, documental, or other work of literature, film, theatre, television, music or video game that continues the story of, or expands upon, some earlier work."
I liked when select * happened on tablex.
Am I the only one who doesn't like calling MySQL as "my sequel"?
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