ec wrote:
> Hi all
> I would like to specialise in the SQL language itself.
> My idea is to use this knowhow as an SQL programmer
> on all SQL servers.
>
> Is this practical idea to be an SQL programmer?
> Am I waisting my time with this idea ?
>
> Thanks in advance
> EC
>
>

Not necessarily, but there aren't too many jobs for just a SQL
programmer. SQL is a data retrieval language, not a programming
language per say. As such, it is generally embedded in other languages,
and you need to know those other languages.

There are jobs for database administrators, though, who have a thorough
working knowledge of SQL. These guys are the ones who design the
databases, build triggers and stored procedures, optimize the database
system performance and such.

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