It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
SQL teaches you to think systematically about information. A language inculcating a way of thinking isn't new -- any high-level general purpose language will teach you to think about systems through the metaphors of classes and(/or) functions, for example. But there aren't many that focus specifically on information, or which have as high congruence between usage and architecture since the query language itself operates by describing the structure of the database.
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SQL teaches you to think systematically about information. A language inculcating a way of thinking isn't new -- any high-level general purpose language will teach you to think about systems through the metaphors of classes and(/or) functions, for example. But there aren't many that focus specifically on information, or which have as high congruence between usage and architecture since the query language itself operates by describing the structure of the database.