depends on who you talk to.. people who know what they’re talking about, and are experienced with SQL db’s call it ’sequel’; people relatively new seem to call it by its initials. So i guess for you it *would* be mysql, not ‘mysequel’.

what’s wrong with it

mucho hablas boy, accion es lo que no se ve

i am become expert after view this video and need no more books or any thing.

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It used to be called sequel. Nothing wrong with saying sequel.

just strooonnngly wanna say this is video useless!! totally totally….didn’t make it pass the stupid introduction!

very tru, was just gonna say that!

its mysql not mysequel and its structured query language

it’s mysql not mysequel

wtf this video is useless witout the tutorial itself

I may bve wrong but I thin that SEQUEL originally meant “structured English query language”,but then they decided to leave out the word “English”, perhaps because they recognised that it was an extremely reduced language compared to English.

It’s MySequel. I’ve worked in the industry for the past six years, and I’ve never heard it differently.

fuck you!!!!!!!!

Structured Query Language

what does SQL stand for?

SQL was originally named SEQUEL back in the 70’s before it was renamed. Today SQL is officially pronounced ’sjul’; not S Q L nor Si-kwal, though those are popular ways to pronounce it…

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are you mad?

you wasted my time and you were just doing nothing.

I’m pretty sure it’s “My S-Q-L” (not MySequel) jrovang’s post says the same thing

is that how you pronounce it??

“MySequel”…hehe

It’s MY ES QUE ELL… For the love of god!
IBM created the language ’sequel’ which was a query language.

There are no vowels in the acronym, usually acronyms aren’t given shortcuts unless a vowel is present, or it’s a word in itself.

Noobs? Do you even know who logan is?
If i stand corrected hes the maker of MOTAS (mystery of time and space) Noob Huh? Lol yer sure.

WTH … is this video just to tease me
I wanted to actually see some noobs coding away… GRR