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isql
What does the isql command do for solaris 8????
Is this something that comes with solaris because I have it at work but not at home. Plus does anyone know a good SQL site where I could learn all the sql commands thankx |
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isql does not come with Solaris - it is Interactive Structured Query Language which is part whatever database you have on your system at work.
Do a search on google.com for info on isql, or check out the many different database software products such as Oracle, Sybase, Informix,... |
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For help on SQL commands, do a search on "sql tutorial" or the like on google. If you are going down the path of php/mysql you might want to try www.devshed.com.
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