Hi all!
On the page 94 (chapter 6.4 SQL Databases) of this excellent book I found some inconsistencies in following:
"First, you need a SQL server that supports ODBC. You can buy a commercial SQL server, or use a free server such as MySQL (www.mysql.com) or PostgreSQL (www.postgresql.org)."
From my database experience when you say SQL server it confuses, because impicitly correspondes to MS SQL Server. You should use more neutral notation, for example, "SQL database server" or just "SQL database".
Best regards,
Sergey Logichev
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