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> SQL is dynamically typed, No, it's not. It's strongly type. The SQL standard clearly states that you can't store 'abc' in a column defined as integer (or da
by hans_castorp 5y ago
> SQL is dynamically typed,
No, it's not. It's strongly type.
The SQL standard clearly states that you can't store 'abc' in a column defined as integer (or date or timestamp or boolean).
It has some well defined implicit casting rules if you compare values of different types. But that has nothing to do with "dynamically typed".
- randomdata 5y agoThe opposite of strongly typed is weakly typed, not dynamically typed. A language can be both dynamically typed and strongly typed. Python, for example. The opposite of dynamically typed is statically typed. SQL is not statically typed.