Date: 2011-05-12 11:29 pm (UTC)
From: (Anonymous)
Most normal as mentioned are the MS Office products. Mail merge in Word does the list to stack of papers deal. Excel or Access can do the form to database thing...actually Word probably can too.

I'm sure OpenOffice has an equivalent, I just don't use it at work, and don't need forms outside of work.

SQL is the basis for the database query itself in most cases, which the application itself just being a way to 'code' without feeling like that's what you're doing. I use one at work that is very application specific, but the way it actually talks to the database is still SQL
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