SQLalapú

SQLalapú is a term that translates from Hungarian to "SQL-based". It is used to describe systems, applications, or databases that utilize Structured Query Language (SQL) as their primary means of interaction and data management. In essence, anything described as SQLalapú relies on the principles and syntax of SQL for querying, manipulating, and defining data.

This term is commonly encountered in discussions related to database management systems (DBMS) such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle, all of which are fundamentally SQLalapú. Applications that interact with these databases also often fall under this umbrella if their data storage and retrieval mechanisms are heavily dependent on SQL.

The use of SQLalapú highlights a commitment to a standardized and powerful language for relational database operations. This allows for structured data organization, efficient data retrieval, and a high degree of data integrity. When a system is referred to as SQLalapú, it suggests that users or developers can leverage the well-established capabilities of SQL to interact with its underlying data structures.