Welcome to the SQL reference page. Here you can find links to the reference pages of the major databases.
Vendor | Implementation | Notes |
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MySQL | ANSI SQL | MySQL supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is widely used in web applications and is known for its ease of use and high performance. |
PostgreSQL | ANSI SQL | PostgreSQL is an open-source database that supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is known for its strong support for transactional processing and for its robust set of data types and indexing options. |
Oracle | ANSI SQL | Oracle is a commercial database that supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is known for its strong support for transactional processing and for its high performance and scalability. |
Microsoft SQL Server | ANSI SQL | Microsoft SQL Server is a commercial database that supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is known for its strong support for transactional processing and for its integration with other Microsoft products. |
SQLite | ANSI SQL | SQLite is an embedded database that supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is known for its small size, ease of use, and high performance. |
IBM DB2 | ANSI SQL | IBM DB2 is a commercial database that supports most of the ANSI SQL standard, with some variations and extensions. It is known for its strong support for transactional processing and for its high performance and scalability. |