Information Management - JAVIER JOHN IVERSON S.

JAVIER, JOHN IVERSON S.

BSSCS 1D

 DATA DEFINITION LANGUAGE (DDL):

The Data Definition Language (DDL) is a group of commands in SQL (Structured Query Language) that helps create, change, or remove database objects like tables, indexes, views, and rules. It's like the plans for building a house. It tells us how to make rooms (tables), what each room is for (columns and their types), and the rules for organizing things (constraints).











 INTERACTIVE DATA MANIPULATION LANGUAGE (IDML):

The Interactive Data Manipulation Language (IDML) is a set of SQL commands that lets us handle and change data in a database. It's like the tools we use to move, arrange, or clean furniture in a house. We can add new stuff (insert data), rearrange what's there (update data), remove things (delete data), or just look around (retrieve data).










 EMBEDDED DATA MANIPULATION LANGUAGE (EDML):

The Embedded Data Manipulation Language (EDML) means using SQL commands inside a programming language like C, Java, or Python. It's like having workers who follow instructions (SQL commands) to handle, rearrange, or clean the house while you oversee things from your programming language.









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