Definition: DSQ stands for Dynamic Structured Query Language, a high-performance SQL engine. It provides efficient querying capabilities that can handle large amounts of data quickly and efficiently. Detailed definitions include:
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Structured Query Language
(SQL): This is a standard language for manipulating relational databases. It's used to define queries.
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Dynamic Structured Query Language
(DSQ): In its most basic form, it's the SQL dialect that can be used with dynamic data types.
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Structured Data Queries
: DSQ provides various features like indexes, joins, and filtering in a structured manner.
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Query Execution Plan
(QE): This is the detailed report of execution time for each query executed on the database. It gives an overview of queries' performance.
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Dynamic Query Language
(DQL): DQL allows users to specify more complex conditions than can be specified using `SELECT` and `FROM`. It's used in DSQ to define more advanced data access methods.
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