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Akronime ne SQL

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Ketu do te postohen te gjitha shkurtesat qe permenden ne SQL Server dhe akronimet e tyre me konkretisht dmth-nja e zgjeruar e shkurtesave. Pra nese i gjeni nej kun neper postime dhe nese deshironi se cka me te vertete don te thot nje shkurtese mund te refereoheni ketu. Ja ku i keni prandaj edhe urdheroni sherbehuni me to:

  1. SQL - Structured Query Language

  2. SSMS - SQL Server Management Studio

  3. SSIS - SQL Server Integration Services

  4. OLTP - OnLine Transactional Processing

  5. OLAP - OnLine Analitycal Processing

  6. BOL  - Books OnLine

  7. DBA - DataBase Administrator

Ju lutem te postoni edhe te tjera ne komente e me pastaj une do i bashkangjes ketu ... bashkepunimi eshte i mireseardhur!

 

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