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The 18 pages that link to SQL, each with the reason it gives.

• DatabaseRelated: SQL expresses many operations used to retrieve and update this database’s data.

• Programming languageBroader topic: SQL shows how specialized languages can express complex operations in a focused domain.

• Relational databaseRelated: SQL expresses the queries and schema operations used with relational data.

• ParsingRelated: Database systems parse SQL statements before planning and executing them.

• RelationRelated: SQL exposes relation-like tables through data definition and query statements.

• Database indexNarrower topic: SQL predicates and ordering clauses determine which index access paths may apply.

• DisjunctionRelated: Its OR operator selects records satisfying at least one of several conditions.

• Database management systemRelated: SQL is the standard interface for many DBMSs.

• Declarative programmingBroader topic: A SQL query states which rows and columns are wanted, not the retrieval procedure.

• DatalogCompared with: SQL is the familiar relational alternative, though recursive Datalog rules offer a distinct logical formulation.

• Oracle CorporationRelated: Oracle Database uses SQL as its principal interface for working with relational data.

• Edgar F. CoddRelated: SQL systems implement relational ideas, though SQL is not identical to Codd’s formal model.

• Larry EllisonNarrower topic: Oracle’s early database products helped establish SQL as a commercial standard.

• MySQLNarrower topic: MySQL uses SQL statements as its main interface for working with relational data.

• Programming paradigmRelated: SQL uses declarative expressions to specify data results.

• De Morgan's lawsRelated: Negation and the logical operators in query conditions follow De Morgan transformations.

• Table (database)Related: SQL statements create tables and retrieve or change their rows.

• Open Database ConnectivityRelated: ODBC commonly transports SQL statements and returns database results.