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What is DQL?

DQL typically refers to "Druid Query Language", a SQL-like query language used to interact with the Apache Druid database. It is used for querying, filtering, and aggregating data stored in Druid, which is commonly used for real-time analytics of large datasets. Another meaning of DQL is Data Query Language. Data Query Language (DQL) is a subset of SQL that focuses on retrieving data. DQL statements allow users to extract and view data from one or more tables without modifying the underlying data.

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What other technologies are related to DQL?

DQL Competitor Technologies

SQL

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard query language for relational databases, and is a competitor to DQL, which is specific to Documentum.

mentioned alongside DQL in 0% (224) of relevant job posts

Oracle

Oracle is a relational database management system. It uses SQL, a different query language than DQL.

mentioned alongside DQL in 0% (108) of relevant job posts

Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system. It uses SQL, a different query language than DQL.

mentioned alongside DQL in 0% (106) of relevant job posts

DQL Complementary Technologies

BOF

Business Object Framework (BOF) enhances Documentum's functionality, thus complementing DQL which is used to query BOF objects and perform actions.

mentioned alongside DQL in 66% (101) of relevant job posts

Documentum Administrator

Documentum Administrator is a tool used to manage Documentum repositories, including executing DQL queries for administration.

mentioned alongside DQL in 69% (74) of relevant job posts

DFC

Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) provides the API to interact with Documentum repositories, and is essential for executing DQL in custom applications.

mentioned alongside DQL in 37% (137) of relevant job posts