As you talk to different people, you will hear two different pronunciations of SQL. SQUEL or SQL.
What is the correct way? Well, it depends on w...
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The wonder of langauge!
My first SQL course was in 1988 and I was taught it was pronounced "sea-quall", used that ever since.
As a Briton the one that grates most is Australians pronouncing "data" they often say "dah-tah", not "day-ta", as I'm from South London where "t" is almost silent and gutteral! LOL!!
Pronunciations always get me. Sometimes I silently laugh to different pronunciations.
Why would SQUEL having a trademark be an issue? Surely it would have been SEQL from "Structured English Query Language"? :)
Let's do a petition Dogers. The world is boring nowadays.