: Managing permissions (e.g., GRANT , REVOKE ). рџЏ—пёЏ Formatting Proper Case in SQL
The "original" SQL was not actually called SQL. Developed at IBM in the 1970s, it was originally named (Structured English Query Language).
: Favor a "river" style of alignment so new readers can scan the query vertically.
: Changing data (e.g., INSERT , UPDATE ).
: Always use explicit join syntax (e.g., INNER JOIN ) rather than comma-separated tables.
: Modern SQL is built on four functional pillars: DQL (Data Query Language) : Retrieving data (e.g., SELECT ).
: Use UPPERCASE for keywords (e.g., SELECT , FROM ) and snake_case or lowercase for table and column names.