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Hey guys,
Im gonna try to understand MySQL or SQL. Since i dont know what the difference is between those 2, im asking you guys: What is the difference? Are there any benefits when using MySQL or SQL? Like which is faster, easier to use.
~Wesley
Note: I did search for a topic for this, didnt find one. So please dont complain with 'use the search button'
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SQL is better for me, because with MySQL, sometimes it blocks your server but here doesn't Appear 'Retrieving info:....'
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I dont want to know this just how it works for one person. I want to know how it works overall, and what the benefits are compared to file writers. (yes i know that file writers are faster then MySQL/SQL (atleast, thats what someone said to me))
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Can anyone help me with this?
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I dont need a tutorial about this, since i just want to know which one is easier to use, better to use, what are the benefits of using (My)SQL.
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You can't know which one to use without learning them both, that's why you should read the tutorials first!
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I just want to know your opinion (well, from everyone who will response). After that i can check which om gonna learn
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Ummm...... SQL and mySQL...... SQL to my knowledge is the standard.
Libraries like mySQL, SQLite etc are actual implementations of it.
