Question

why SQL called structured query language​

Answer 1

The original full name of SQL was SEQUEL, which stood for "Structured English Query Language". A language which has been structured in English or lets say English-Like Query language which follows the syntax structure of English.

Example -

SELECT PRICE FROM BOOKS WHERE NAME = ‘DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPT’

SELECT GRADES FROM RESULT WHERE NAME = ‘BASUKI’ AND SURNAME = “NATH”

Looks pretty much like an English sentence.

Later on it had to be renamed to SQL due to trademark issues.

Answer 2

Explanation:

The original full name of SQL was SEQUEL, which stood for "Structured English Query Language". A language which has been structured in English or lets say English-Like Query language which follows the syntax structure of English.

Example -

SELECT PRICE FROM BOOKS WHERE NAME = ‘DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPT’

SELECT GRADES FROM RESULT WHERE NAME = ‘BASUKI’ AND SURNAME = “NATH”

Looks pretty much like an English sentence.

Later on it had to be renamed to SQL due to trademark issues.