Just to document the option, I think it would be useful to retain a tag for the language for those odd times when someone has a question about some aspect of the language that works across many database-management-systems.

If you agree it would be useful to have a tag for the language, outside of the existing tag, sql-standard, upvote this option for structured-query-language.

Just to document the option, I think it would be useful to retain a tag for the language for those odd times when someone has a question about some aspect of the language that works across many database-management-systems.

If you agree it would be useful to have a tag for the language, outside of the existing tag, sql-standard, upvote this option for structured-query-language.

Some example questions that have been tagged with sql, that might be well-served by structured-query-language:

• Is a SQL query still called a "query" when doing a deletion, update or insertion?
• selecting where two columns are in a set
• Mathematical equality of two SQL statements
• About "having" in SQL
• https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/189270/sql-exercises-for-beginner
• ANSI SQL for links

Just to document the option, I think it would be useful to retain a tag for the language for those odd times when someone has a question about some aspect of the language that works across many database-management-systems.

If you agree it would be useful to have a tag for the language, outside of the existing tag, sql-standard, upvote this option, and we'll consider what the tag should be called, such as structured-query-language.

Alternatively, if having such a tag would be painful for you, by all means downvote this answer.

Just to document the option, I think it would be useful to retain a tag for the language for those odd times when someone has a question about some aspect of the language that works across many database-management-systems.

If you agree it would be useful to have a tag for the language, outside of the existing tag, sql-standard, upvote this option for structured-query-language.