How do you pronounce "SQL", as in "SQL Server" or "MySQL"?

Do you pronounce "SQL" as "es-queue-el" or "SEQUEL"?
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In this video we'll look at the history of the pronunciation of the three letters "SQL".
Original IBM (pronounced "Eye-bee-em" :-) ) created "SEQUEL", which was a joke based on an earlier language called "QUEL". However, this was already trademarked, and so IBM changed the name to "SQL".
The "American National Standards Institute" (ANSI) and the International Organization for Standarization (ISO) adopted the SQL standard in 1986 and 1987. They declared that the official pronunciation was "es queue el". The official pronunciation for MySQL is also "My es queue el".
However, many people also use "SEQUEL" as the pronunciation, and personally, that's fine by me as well.
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[@cncclay7473]

thanks!

[@permanentmarkerone]

Thank you Mr. Burton. Do you have any RUclips videos on Normalization and Normal forms in databases?

[@SQLServer101]

Hello Permanent. It is included in several of my courses, including my 9-hour T-SQL course: rebrand.ly/database-fundamentals . Phillip

[@permanentmarkerone]

@@SQLServer101 Thank you!

[@ghauan]

I prefer to use s q l and I am 50 years old (and from Norway)

[@SQLServer101]

Hello near neighbour! I'm about that age and also use S Q L as my default. Phillip

[@georgejetson9801]

I pronounce it s q l and I'm in my 60s