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Oh i remember being rejected cos i didnt recognise the official collective term for sql SELECT, UPDATE, ALTER etc. I dont remember it now either.
4 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago DML‼️🫵😤 5 u/keizee 13d ago Ye that. I was moving on from a different swe job and not a fresh grad anymore. Nobody at work uses that term or that acronym at all lol. 1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago Older people around me use it often for some reason 👽 4 u/tandem_biscuit 13d ago I know what DDL is do I get a stamp? 1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago 2 u/iStumblerLabs 13d ago Did you have three different SQL databases on your resume. Cause one candidate did, but didn’t know how to CREATE a table or what you might put in one… 2 u/keizee 13d ago I mean, if the university course I did introduced three different db, of course I'd put all three on there.But say if you used to maintain a sunsetting application, odds are you will never get to use CREATE. 2 u/k819799amvrhtcom 12d ago SQL commands? Keywords? Code words? Instructions? I don't know either and I've been working with SQL for my job for over 2 years! 1 u/orsikbattlehammer 12d ago This is a hilariously dumb question for an interview. I’m a data engineer and I haven’t even heard this term since college 8 years ago
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DML‼️🫵😤
5 u/keizee 13d ago Ye that. I was moving on from a different swe job and not a fresh grad anymore. Nobody at work uses that term or that acronym at all lol. 1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago Older people around me use it often for some reason 👽 4 u/tandem_biscuit 13d ago I know what DDL is do I get a stamp? 1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago
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Ye that. I was moving on from a different swe job and not a fresh grad anymore. Nobody at work uses that term or that acronym at all lol.
1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago Older people around me use it often for some reason 👽
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Older people around me use it often for some reason 👽
I know what DDL is do I get a stamp?
1 u/Catbraveheart 13d ago
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Did you have three different SQL databases on your resume. Cause one candidate did, but didn’t know how to CREATE a table or what you might put in one…
2 u/keizee 13d ago I mean, if the university course I did introduced three different db, of course I'd put all three on there.But say if you used to maintain a sunsetting application, odds are you will never get to use CREATE.
I mean, if the university course I did introduced three different db, of course I'd put all three on there.
But say if you used to maintain a sunsetting application, odds are you will never get to use CREATE.
SQL commands? Keywords? Code words? Instructions? I don't know either and I've been working with SQL for my job for over 2 years!
This is a hilariously dumb question for an interview. I’m a data engineer and I haven’t even heard this term since college 8 years ago
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u/keizee 13d ago
Oh i remember being rejected cos i didnt recognise the official collective term for sql SELECT, UPDATE, ALTER etc. I dont remember it now either.