SQL Server 5 basic question

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  • katieso
    New Member
    • Sep 2007
    • 2

    SQL Server 5 basic question

    Hi,
    Does SQL Server 5 relate to HMTL? I apologize I'm not good with computer web terminology, but I'm in a situation where I need to find out this answer.
    Thanks
  • ck9663
    Recognized Expert Specialist
    • Jun 2007
    • 2878

    #2
    Originally posted by katieso
    Hi,
    Does SQL Server 5 relate to HMTL? I apologize I'm not good with computer web terminology, but I'm in a situation where I need to find out this answer.
    Thanks
    HTML is one way (among tons of ways) to access the data from a SQL Server to present it to the user.

    Others may also describe HTML as your front-end tool and your SQL Server is your back-end database.

    And others would say, SQL Server is your database, HTML is your program to access the data on your database.

    And some would say, SQL Server maintains your data and does not have it's own GUI development tool to present it's data to the user and HTML can create the GUI but does not have the data to present, at least not the way it's stored in SQL Server...

    There are more, for now you can pick one from any of the above ;)

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    • katieso
      New Member
      • Sep 2007
      • 2

      #3
      Thank you so much!! This really helps me. I appreciate your response. I will definitely be back to this site.


      Originally posted by ck9663
      HTML is one way (among tons of ways) to access the data from a SQL Server to present it to the user.

      Others may also describe HTML as your front-end tool and your SQL Server is your back-end database.

      And others would say, SQL Server is your database, HTML is your program to access the data on your database.

      And some would say, SQL Server maintains your data and does not have it's own GUI development tool to present it's data to the user and HTML can create the GUI but does not have the data to present, at least not the way it's stored in SQL Server...

      There are more, for now you can pick one from any of the above ;)

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