Treffer: SQL AT FIFTY.

Structured Query Language (SQL) is celebrating its 50th anniversary and remains a popular programming language, according to the IEEE. Despite its complex syntax and the lack of portability between different database vendors, SQL's integration with the relational model of databases makes it a valuable tool for many business practices. SQL's ability to perform transactions and compartmentalize data has contributed to its longevity. While there have been attempts to replace SQL with NoSQL databases or natural language processing, these alternatives have not been successful. [Extracted from the article]

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