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What's Networking - FurySenpai - 08-05-2018 Can someone explain me what's ''Networking'' and others things like ''SQL'' (??) and others words used. RE: What's Networking - Vultra - 08-06-2018 Sounds like you're not much of a IT person. RE: What's Networking - mothered - 08-06-2018 It's way beyond the scope of this post to elaborate. Name a few specifics and we'll take It from there. RE: What's Networking - natifix - 08-14-2018 Networking is basically connecting for information ... In regards to which form: this can be by either human or technological means. So dealing with computers, networking is connecting computers so they can send and receive information between one another. This can be a complex system which is why it may be deemed out of scope for this post, but to generalize again, computer networking involves various methods of connecting. So as you could imagine there are quiet a few variants and specialty roles included in topic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL Can explain it better than I can. Though wiki is just a good START to research, it can point you where next to go for real content and understanding. Just make yourself a youtube account and subscribe as you search for and discover, tutorials related to what you want to learn. THEN you can ask specifics like, how exactly could SQL be exploited so I can access information I would otherwise be restricted from accessing? RE: What's Networking - mothered - 08-14-2018 In simple terms from a hacker's standpoint, SQL Is paramount when gaining back-end access to query and manipulate databases. I highly recommend learning SQL. Most online sources (example, W3shools) do not cover everything. In fact they're missing a lot of SQL String functions. Gather Information from a various sites and create your own learning experience. RE: What's Networking - Vultra - 08-14-2018 As for mothered's post, SQL is suppa fun once you get into it and VERY easy to use depending what you do. I'm learning oracle SQL DML. RE: What's Networking - mothered - 08-14-2018 (08-14-2018, 04:27 AM)Mimiakira Wrote: As for mothered's post, SQL is suppa fun once you get into it and VERY easy to use depending what you do. I'm learning oracle SQL DML. Further to this, the syntax does differ between different databases, so too do clauses, functions, constraints etc. But once you grasp the concept, It's not too difficult to apply yourself. |