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.sql — Structured Query Language File

IBM / ISO · 1974

Desenvolvedor

IBM / ISO

Categoria

Banco de dados

Tipo MIME

application/sql

Primeiro lançamento

1974

Formato aberto

Sim

Assinatura do arquivo

Plain text (no signature)

O que é um arquivo .sql?

SQL files contain Structured Query Language code used to interact with relational databases. They can include database creation scripts, data manipulation queries, stored procedures, triggers, and data dumps. SQL files are essential for database administration, migration, backup, and version control of database schemas. The SQL language is supported by major database systems including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, and Oracle.

Programas que abrem arquivos .sql

Plataforma	Programa
Windows	MySQL Workbench	Grátis
	DBeaver	Grátis
	VS Code	Grátis
macOS	DBeaver	Grátis
	Sequel Pro	Grátis

Problemas comuns com arquivos .sql

⚠️ Cannot open .sql file

Install one of the recommended programs listed above. For a free option, try the first free program in the list.

⚠️ .sql file is corrupted

Try re-downloading the file. If the file was transferred, ensure the transfer completed without errors.

Perguntas frequentes

What program opens .sql files?▼

.sql files can be opened with several programs. MySQL Workbench is one of the most popular choices.

Is .sql a safe file format?▼

Generally yes, .sql files are safe to open with appropriate software.

Can I convert .sql to another format?▼

Yes, there are many online and offline tools available to convert .sql files. Check the conversion section above for specific methods.

Detalhes técnicos

Structured Query Language File files use the application/sql MIME type and were first introduced in 1974 by IBM / ISO. The file can be identified by its signature: Plain text (no signature).

Você sabia?

Structured Query Language File was first released in 1974 by IBM / ISO

Informações de segurança

.sql files are generally safe to open. However, always ensure your software is up to date to protect against potential vulnerabilities.