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The S in SQL stands for ________ Query Language.

The S in SQL stands for ________ Query Language.
A) Systematic
B) Sequential
C) Structured
D) Standardized

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Technology In Action Complete

Edition: 12^th

Authors: Evans, Martin, Poatsy

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Which confirms my gut feeling, I picked your answer and it turned up right! Grinning Face

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You're welcome, I see you've also marked it solved? Nice.

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