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That's the point where I cease to follow any discernible convention. I don't think I'm the only one. SQL: "ess kyoo el" T-SQL: "tee-sequel"
by bunderbunder 12y ago
That's the point where I cease to follow any discernible convention. I don't think I'm the only one.
SQL: "ess kyoo el"
T-SQL: "tee-sequel"
PL/SQL: "pee el ess kyoo el"
SQLite: "sequelite"
SQL Server: "sequel server"
MySQL: "my ess kyoo el"
PostgreSQL "Postgres"
- HCIdivision17 12y agoPostgreSQL may be the worst/best compromise. The Press FAQ provides an audio file the pronounces it post-grez-que-elle, keeping enough of both pronunciations to be a linguistic spork. Considering it's roots with Ingres, it makes sense, but it also feels like a layered pun. http://www.postgresql.org/files/postgresql.mp3 http://www.postgresql.org/files/postgresql.mp3