Oh El Eee, like the names of its constituent letters.
But then I've never heard it pronounced, only ever read it. So maybe "Olay" was the normal pronunciation.
But then I've never heard it pronounced, only ever read it. So maybe "Olay" was the normal pronunciation.
It was.
I assume you also say SQL as 'ess que ell' as opposed to 'sequel.' Probably a generational thing.
But this is because I learned SQL from reading about it, not going to conferences.
SQL: "ess kyoo el"
T-SQL: "tee-sequel"
PL/SQL: "pee el ess kyoo el"
SQLite: "sequelite"
SQL Server: "sequel server"
MySQL: "my ess kyoo el"
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