@frostedechoes Thank you. I have always known it as sequel too. I heard it as the other in Jack Ryan, the Amazon show that we are watching about a CIA analyst who turns into Jason Bourne.

@pratik Sequel. Dunno why, just always have. Once had a coworker who had only every read it in training manuals who said SQL until he joined our team and heard us ALL saying sequel.

He got in line quick.

;-)

@pratik Aha! I read that question as some kind of Spanish idiom, and now I understand. ¿Qué es? Es SQL. 😅

@macgenie Haha! Was meant to be cryptic so those who understand would get it instantly.

@jessekelber Haha! Guess those who know it just know it. But then won't blame people who may have self-learnt it from books.

@pratik SQL originally ... and you can trace my roots to VERY early Oracle .... so much so that when I launched the Oracle corporate magazine ‘SeQueL’ ... some people didn’t get it.

@pratik I always say all three letters. Es Que El. Postgres Que El.

@JohnPhilpin As long as the magazine wasn't called Squeal

@pratik I got it from here: www.postgresql.org/about/pre... Check out the final question.

@nertzy That sounds a bit different since it's a longer name. Was mostly wondering about SQL.