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SQL stands for Sequential Query Language.

SQL stands for Sequential Query Language.
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Solved The S in SQL stands for ________ Query Language.
Solved SQL is an acronym for Simple Query Language.
Solved Structured Query Language is used only for query.
Solved SQL stands for: (Multiple Choice)
Solved SQL stands for what? (Multiple Choice)
Solved A parameter query is similar to creating most other query types.
Solved XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language.
Solved SQL stands for Standard Query Language.

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