SQL-99, What's new?

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Author: Tony Rhodes
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 00:00

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You are invited to attend the following seminar:


Speaker:  Dr. Jim Reye (j.reye@qut.edu.au)
	  Lecturer 
	  School of Information Systems
	  QUT

Title: 	 SQL-99, What's new?
	 
Date:    Monday, 16th October 2000
Time:    12.00pm
Place:   Lecture Theatre S314 , Faculty of Information Technology,
         Gardens Points Campus, Queensland University of Technology

Abstract:
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Previously known as SQL3, SQL-99 finally became an international standard
in December of last year. Once again, the language has increased in size 
substantially, with many OO features finally becoming part of the standard.

This talk will give an overview of the enhancements from SQL-92 to SQL-99, 
including:
(a) new builtin datatypes, user-defined datatypes, subtables and supertables;
(b) new functions, operators and quantifiers;
(c) triggered actions;
(d) user-defined roles;
(e) savepoints;
(f) CLI (Call Level Interface) -- like ODBC.
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