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SubCategory Entry Date: April 27,2022 @ 02:33:22 / Last Updated On: July 11,2022 @ 03:32:26
Queries can use variables from a URL or Form that are then used to get information from the webpage or database to display on the page.
When using a query against a database, this is called "Structured Query Language" or SQL.
When used correctly, you can take the information provided in a form or from a URL string to show the user records stored in a database.
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