SQL Server was launched in 1988. A few decades later, it is still the most common enterprise data storage for structured data. There are many variants of SQL Server, including Microsoft SQL (T-SQL), MySQL, MongoDB, Teradata, PostgreSQL, and AWS Redshift. From an analyst’s perspective, they are mostly the same. If you understand one, you understand the rest. In this chapter, Microsoft Azure SQL Server is used for demonstration.
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